**Sorry** didn't mean to Alarm you... lol
Welcome to our Christmas in November Blog Hop where we are showcasing the exclusive Art Philosophy Cricut cartridge which can be purchased exclusively through a Close to My Heart Independent Consultant.
It's hard to believe that it's already November and that Thanksgiving is less than a week away. And well, that means, it's almost Christmas! We have created Christmas themed projects for you and hope to inspire you to get started on YOUR Christmas creations.
If you just happened to come to this blog, you should start at the beginning at Lucy's blog - Love 2 Create . If you came here from " Darla's" blog, ~ Caution: Stamping is Contagious, then you're in the right place!
So Finally onto my Project:
I have made this Beautiful Christmas card using the Snowflake cuts on Pg 22 of the AP guide and Pg 27. I created a Poinsettia out of snowflakes! I also used the Leaf on Pg 46.
I then used 2nd generation stamping for the background in Olive ink, and then used Holiday Red in the same Stamp and popped it out with some 3D foam tape.
Super Simple and So VERY Pretty!!!
Thanks For Stopping by our Blog hop!
The next stop on your blog hop fun is Carolyn ~ Nuts 4 Scrappin' .
Here's the entire blog hop lineup in case you get lost along the way:
- Lucy ~ Love 2 Create
- Darla ~ Caution: Stamping is Contagious
- Diana ~ Diana's Free Moments <===== YOU ARE HERE
- Carolyn ~ Nuts 4 Scrappin' <====== NEXT STOP
- Kindred Hearts ~ It Makes Total Cents
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Tammy ~ Closer 2 My Heart
- Arlene ~ Arlene's Creative Space
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Traci ~ Paper Crafting 101
Gorgeous!!! I love poinsettias
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea Diana to make a poinsettia out of snowflakes - that is clever indeed! I like your project very much - you did a good job - have a wonderful week and thanks for being part of the hop - Gail http://ilikepaper01.blogspot.com/
ReplyDeleteA poinsettia out of snowflakes??? Ingenious! Love it! TFS! :-)
ReplyDeleteI'm your newest follower! ;-)
What a great card. I love that the snowflakes was used as the poinsettia. Great creative mind!:)
ReplyDeleteSimplicity is always best! curious how did you get the backgrounds on your cut outs, patterned paper?
ReplyDeleteThanks! yes it is patterned paper. Its from the Stella Paper pack :) you can see it at this link, Its the first set :) http://dianamejia.ctmh.com/Retail/Product.aspx?ItemID=6510&CatalogID=1745
DeleteWhat a pretty card. thanks for sharing
ReplyDeleteDenise Gifford
Beautiful card, I love it.
ReplyDeleteRobin Lane
That is a very lovely card!
ReplyDeleteTeresa
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