Hi crafters! Today's offering is a sort of country Christmas style. I started by embossing a piece of milk card with the Nordic Trees embossing folder for texture. Next I cut the Poinsettia Flower Square die out of Antique Gold card. I added it to another piece of gold card that had a sticky adhesive sheet added to it. Next I cut the die three more times, each time out of decorative papers from my stash. I used a red plaid for the petals, a green dotty patterned paper for the leaves and a black dot pattern for the background. I paper pieced each of the patterned papers into the Poinsettia Flower square. I added it onto a larger gold square cut from the Double Stitched Squares and attached it to the top of the card. I used the Christmas Wishes sentiment cut from the same plaid paper and glued it to the lower corner. The card was completed with milk mats and layers. The finished dimensions are 6 1/4" x 8 1/4" in size. All for now, Sue x
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Hi Sue, Oh I love this card the lay out and the colours look great. The flower stands out beautiful I must get one of those dies. Thake care . Vi X
ReplyDeleteStunning card Sue xx Hazel
ReplyDeleteMorning Sue.
ReplyDeleteWow a beautiful card thank you.
Take care and have fun Kitty.
Good Morning Sue and all the Wilsonettes
ReplyDeleteWhat a pretty Christmas card today lovely colours dies and embossing folder used too
Sending Love and healing hugs to all that need them xx
Have a good day all
Love
Sharon MK
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Oh Sue this is beautiful, it's clean, colourful, simple but really really gorgeous, I don't think to add any more to my post other than I hope your day is a lovely day xxx
ReplyDeleteMorning Sue and all Wilsonettes, such an beautiful creation, love the plaid papers you have used, great idea, I love the paper piercing so this one is right up my street, thank you xx
ReplyDeleteStay safe, healthy and happy, hugs, June Smith xxx
I love this one sue the colours are beautiful and a magical gift thank you love always june horrocks xxxxxx
ReplyDeleteHello Sue, an absolutely stunning card. Love the plaid/tartan pattern on the petals. Have a good day everyone. Bx
ReplyDeleteHello Sue and all
ReplyDeleteThe patterned papers look a treat on this gorgeous card. Just beautiful !
Hugs
Muriel x
I love this card Sue the tartan papers give it such a different look.
ReplyDeleteThanks Jan x
ReplyDeleteThis looks just like quilting, love the
colours too,
Doreen x
Morning Sue,
ReplyDeleteI do love your paper piecing dies and this one looks really pretty with the patterned paper inserts. Hugs xxx Pauline
Good Morning Sue and all
ReplyDeleteWhat a fantastic card this morning ., I really need to getting cracking and makes some cards with poinsettia square die. I do like the idea of paper piecing with the tartan paper.
Crafty hugs to all , Wendy
This is so pretty. The plaid poinsettia is really effective.
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Northampton
Hi Sue, gorgeous card this morning. Love everything about it.
ReplyDeleteBarbara V
Love today’s card, really like the use of tartan on the poinsettia.
ReplyDeleteMichele
Good morning Sue.
ReplyDeleteA great card and the paper piecing gives it a special look.The background shows it off well too.
Have a good day.
Hi Sue
ReplyDeleteA beautiful card. I love the flower made with plaid paper.
B xx
Good morning Sue Fabulous card I really like the paper piecing with the patterned papers it gives a totally different finish
ReplyDeleteReally love this Christmas card and the country feel and look to it, it is fabulous and very festive. x
ReplyDeleteHello Sue a really great card done with your paper piecing dies. Really shows of the poinsettia. It makes a special Christmas card. Xx
ReplyDeleteGorgeous Christmas card - love it!
ReplyDeleteBoth the flower die and the embossing folder are just so pretty.
The flower looks great with that patterned paper :))
Hi Sue - this is a very stylish card and I love the paper you have used for paper piecing making it a very different looking poinsettia. Sending my best wishes
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Stunning card Sue, I love all your flower square dies, they are so versatile
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Good Morning Sue. How different this card is today. I love how you have used tartan to fill in the poinsettias ....and other papers for the rest of it...just lovely and great idea. Sending hugs and best wishes to everyone. Kind regards Ann Toppcards Leeds.
ReplyDeleteLove this, Sue.
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Morning Sue,
ReplyDeleteLovely card.
Lydia
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Clean, simple and lovely!
ReplyDeleteDoreen R
Morning Sue, beautiful card, love the tartan poinsettia! Love Jean xxx
ReplyDeleteGood morning Sue,
ReplyDeleteA beautiful card & I love paper piecing. Love the papers that you have used & Poinsettias are my favourite flowers. Yvonne xx
A Scottish poinsettia! What a lovely idea to send to someone north of the border, especially if their tartan is red like mine! Thank you Sue for a completely different take on poinsettias!
ReplyDeleteHi, Sue
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely card, traditional colours but a modern design (so it seems to me). I love it 😍
Hugs
Rose
Hi Sue, I love this elegant country style card and your use of tartan paper for the poinsettia has given me a whole lot of new ideas, thank you.
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Hi Sue
ReplyDeleteI love all your flower squares and I’ve used the poinsettia one on lots of my Christmas cards. Gorgeous card and I do like the tartan paper you’ve used
Love and hugs to everyone
Pat
Oh I do like this one, so very different, thank you Sue...luv Ursula xx
ReplyDeleteGorgeous - I do like all your flower squares :)
ReplyDeleteHi Sue
ReplyDeleteI love today’s card it’s very pretty!
Hugs x
Heather T
I am amazed at how nice the plaid looks as the poinsettia petals/bracts.
ReplyDeleteHi Sue this is a stunning card. I love those dies they are gorgeous. Have a great weekend. Take care. Hugs Jackie
ReplyDeletegorgeous Sue and great design
ReplyDeleteGr Karin
Wow I so love this card, it's beautiful.
ReplyDeleteEspecially love your tartan paper, it looks great on your poinsettia.
I really must get this set of dies, might have to add to my Christmas list although it is already full of craft stuff!
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A lovely crisp Christmas card
ReplyDeleteLovely Christmas card!I like the idea of paper piecing with the patterned papers. Now I can use my pattered papers in a different way. Thank you for the inspiration.
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Carmen-Dorothy
Hi Sue. Love the paper piecing for the poinsettia, it really looks as though it is made from fabric and that you have made a very clever piece of quilting.
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I have this die sitting out to use soon. You showed so many uses for it. I can't wait to give it a try. Christmas cards are going slowly this year.
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SC/USA
Hi Sue I love today's card it's beautiful love the background
ReplyDeleteLove Lynda Brock xxx
Very different but very festive! Love the paper piecing that you have done Sue. This is thinking outside the box!
ReplyDeleteLove it I really love that you have paper pieced using patterned paper for a change
ReplyDeleteThis is my first time ever making a comment on a blog. This card has given me a great idea for the use of my Christmas holly die. Thank you for the great idea Sue. Abby
ReplyDeleteHello Sue
ReplyDeleteHow different the die looks with the poinsettia die cut in patterned paper.
Really lovely card with the Antique Gold card as well.
Lesley S x
Hi Sue gorgeous xmas card and lovely die. Thank you Helen Terry xxx
ReplyDeleteHi Sue
ReplyDeleteWow I love this card Sue it’s just perfect for me
Hugs 🤗
Theresa G
Fabulous country look for the poinsettia!!
ReplyDeleteI love this card! I also think I NEED this die. It's so pretty. x
ReplyDeleteBeautiful card
ReplyDeleteTeresa
Hi Sue, Very lovely card. Love Jean Z xxxx
ReplyDeleteOtartan xx
ReplyDeleteh what a beauty I love the use of the
I love all the layers of this card. The texture of the background is is the perfect base for the beautiful Square Flower die. I love the country quilt patterns of the different papers that make up the poinsettia. This is a very elegant country Christmas card.
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