I'm back this afternoon to share a card I've made for the latest challenge at Less is More. The theme this week is Trees.
I was going to automatically reach for my stamps to see what inspired me but then I remembered a stencil I had used to create some cards a few years ago, before I discovered Blogland, so I set about recreating the same design again.
I started by mounting a piece of white cardstock onto a slightly larger lime green cardstock. Next, I secured the stencil with some low tack tape and spread some embossing paste over it to create the embossed tree on my card. Once the stencil was removed I covered the paste with very fine glitter in three different shades, lime green, turquoise and purple/blue. I made a bit of a mess with it, it gets everywhere! Next I stamped the sentiment in turquoise ink. The panel was then gently adhered to the card base.
Materials used:
- Stencil: Lasting Impressions
- Embossing Paste: Dreamweaver
- Stamp: Clearly Besotted Stamps - Modern Christmas
- Ink: Versa Color - Turquoise
- Glitter from stash
I'm not usually a big fan of glitter but these fine glitters are great, even if they are a little messy! And you need a bit of bling on Christmas cards, don't you agree? :)
I'm hoping to spend some more time crafting this weekend so hopefully I'll be back soon with another card to show you. I hope you're having a lovely Saturday and as always, thank you so much for visiting my little space in blogland x
Wow!!!
ReplyDeleteFabulous effect!
Gorgeous card Neets. I'm not a big fan of glitter either but this is great
ReplyDeleteMargaret x
This look gorgeous Neets!
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Chrissie
Less is More
neets this is stunning... love it!!
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Jen x
"Less Is More"
Gorgeous tree! I love how you mixed the fine glitter...such a pretty effect!
ReplyDeleteSimple and sparkly !
ReplyDeleteLove your Christmas tree!
ReplyDeleteLove your Christmas tree!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous card. Great stencil and I love your glitter - for Christmas glitter is good.
ReplyDeleteWow, Neets, stunningly sparkley and shimmery ... I love it! And yes, glitter is always good! Anita :)
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