Hello,
I am starting to steal a few minutes here and there to work on Christmas cards and tags as we are into November and the time really does start to fly by. I sent a bunch of cards and tags home with my sister Beth who was visiting from Oregon and forgot to take any pictures of what I created. Oh well.
Tonight I wanted to play with a nativity silouhette 4x4 die from Cottage Cutz. Here is the card that I made in just a few minutes tonight and it would be easy to reproduce to send to many. I plan on giving it to the Pastor at my church who has been so kind to my family and performed Stuart's Funeral Mass back in February. Thanks for taking a look at my card! I have been enjoying seeing so many holiday cards starting to be posted on everyone's blogs in the last few days or so. This is such a fun time of year to be creative....well really any time of year is fun for creativity!
I die cut the nativity die from the center of the card base. I then embossed the dark blue cardstock base with the "old parchment" embossing plate from Cheery Lynn Designs to give it some lovely texture. Next I cut out a nativity silhouette die cut in white. I then backed the opening in the cardbase with some double sided paper with "starlight" on it in yellow and white. Once this paper was in place I glued the white nativity silhouette die cut into the opening. I placed a portion of the semtiment in the center of the nativity silouhette die cut on the front of the card by masking it. The full sentiment says "Silent Night, Holy Night".
I then worked on the inside of the card. I first placed the second half of the sentiment - "Holy Night" - on the inside of the card on the left hand side. I added a second sentiment to the right hand side. (Note: Just click on the pictures if you want to see a bigger photo)
To finish the card I added some stickles to the star, the stable and the halos on each of their heads. Then a nice blue and white twine bow on one end. This is a beautiful card in person and very simple to make! I love that!
Thanks for taking a look!
:) Jill
I tried to link to the Nativity Silhouette die but the website of the store was down tonight. I purchased mine from The Scrapping Cottage which should come up if you do a search.
I am starting to steal a few minutes here and there to work on Christmas cards and tags as we are into November and the time really does start to fly by. I sent a bunch of cards and tags home with my sister Beth who was visiting from Oregon and forgot to take any pictures of what I created. Oh well.
Tonight I wanted to play with a nativity silouhette 4x4 die from Cottage Cutz. Here is the card that I made in just a few minutes tonight and it would be easy to reproduce to send to many. I plan on giving it to the Pastor at my church who has been so kind to my family and performed Stuart's Funeral Mass back in February. Thanks for taking a look at my card! I have been enjoying seeing so many holiday cards starting to be posted on everyone's blogs in the last few days or so. This is such a fun time of year to be creative....well really any time of year is fun for creativity!
Thanks for taking a look!
:) Jill
I tried to link to the Nativity Silhouette die but the website of the store was down tonight. I purchased mine from The Scrapping Cottage which should come up if you do a search.
