Hi everyone! I had some festive cardmaking time yesterday…no plan…just winging it! I started with the teal-ish looking ornament card using the new BPD Christmas Ornament and Labels stamp set and coordinating die set. This could be made up so many different ways! Here I did some oxide and regular distress ink blending in Peacock Feathers, Speckled Egg and Evergreen Bough.
First I heat embossed the stamp in Ranger Detail Gold embossing powder on white cardstock. Then I ink blended. Then I die cut the ornament from that panel. Stamped/heat embossed the label on gold metallic cardstock and die cut it. The greens are from a die included in the coordinating die set. So is the ornament topper. There is a stamp for the topper too but I missed stamping it first!
All three cards are A2 size and mailable.
Then I got out the Delicate Pastel Glitter 6×6 cardstock pad.
Birch Press Design is known for their layering dies… this one is the NEW Mini Snowflake Frame and I used all three layers in the three pink glitter colors in this cardstock pad. Glued them together and cut the rectangles with the Baiscs set.
The silver cardstock is a matte silver but it looks super gray here…it’s really prettier IRL! Like the close up picture.
I die cut the BPD Joy Honey Script die… the bottom layer is three glued together.
This one, I just used Layer C from the BPD Mini Snowflake Frames and die cut it in the silver from the Polished Foil 6×6 Pad. I glued it to a black glossy cardstock panel that I layered on to another layer of the silver foil paper.
I had a scrap of the glossy black so I glued the die cut Big Peace Sugar Script die to it and layered it over the top with mounting tape.Very CAS but be careful with your glue and glossy cardstocks! eek! (I didn’t check on this Peace die before I made the card. I don’t see that it’s available anymore, there are other peace dies that would work just as well!)
It’s a very striking card in person. I was thinking while working on this that I’ve always done some gold/silver/glossy black cards in the past. What a pretty combo… I need to do it again this year too! lol
I started decorating a little around the house for company over the weekend. I love Christmas and being with family and friends…what I need right now!
God bless your Thanksgiving this year. I am thankful even in the midst of hard. We’ll just keep papercrafting ok?! ❤
Here’s what I used to make these cards…
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These are just beautiful. I love the non traditional colors. Thinking of you and sending hugs across the miles.
Love the cards have a Happy Thanksgiving.
I like all the cards but my favorite is the teal and gold one. Wishing you a Happy Thanksgiving and sending good thoughts to you and your family.
Wonderful cards with shine and beauty galore! Beautiful colors here, I even really like the black/silver
Beautiful cards!! Hoping you have been able to have the best Thanksgiving you could!!
Oh Pam those cards are gorgeous! I need to get started on my Christmas cards….maybe this week??? I hope so or I might never get them made! Happy Thanksgiving (a day late). 🙂
Pam each one is such a treasure – sending these would ensure holiday smiles!!!!
I gasped! The teal card, especially… OMGee! The layered dies on your pink card, and that fabulous glitter paper… sigh. Love the glossy black on your third card. I hoard glossy black because it’s so easy to mess up, as you mentioned. Every year I have to do a gold/black/white card, but now I’m also loving the black/silver combo. I hope your Thanksgiving was lovely, yes, even in the midst of hard. Thank goodness for papercrafting. Hugs.
These are all divine, but wow! I love, love, LOVE the pink and gray card! You’ve been busy, my friend! How do you get the metallic cards to photo so well? You’re my hero, forever and ever! Thanks for sharing!