Tis The Season
Hello crafters! I embossed a piece of white card with the Falling Snow embossing folder. Next I cut the Snowflake Sparkle die three times. I cut it once in Antique gold, once in silver sparkle card and once in copper card. I cut the largest die and backed all three of them in white, then I cut the middle die in the same colour and layered it onto the larger part of the die. I added them to the background offsetting them down the card. I cut the Tis The Season sentiment in black and glued it to the bottom right corner of the card. The card was completed with white mats and layers. The finished dimensions are 7 1/2" x 8 3/4" in size.
12 comments:
Good morning sue and all Wilsonettes this is such a beautgiful creation today, easy to make and can easily be batch made for those last minute cards, I am going to add to my list for next year.
Stay safe, healthy and happy, hugs, June Smith xxx
Morning Sue.
A very pretty card thank you.
Take care all Kitty.
Hi Sue
A lovely card.
B xx
A wonderful card, Sue xx
Good morning Sue,
A beautiful card today with your beautiful snowflake sparkle dies. Yvonne xx
Not sure today, though like the concept. Think my mind would like the shapes in the same colour, so I would probably make this one three times using a colour for each card.
Hi Sue. I know these dies are supposed to represent snowflakes, but the way you have arranged them on this card, they remind me of baubles hanging on a tree. Perfect.
Lisbeth
A perfect Sue Wilson, more please !
Good Morning Sue. Ohhhh what a beautiful card this morning. This represents a classic Sue Wilson card we all love. I absolutely love it. I like the modern looking cards that People seem to be leaning to. But there is nothing like a Sue Wilson Classic. Thankyou Sue. Sending hugs 🤗 and best wishes to everyone who needs them today. Please stay safe and well 🙏.
Kind regards Ann Toppcards in Leeds
Hi Sue
Simply stunning, love it
Love and hugs to everyone
Pat
Good afternoon Sue, this Festive card is absolutely beautiful, love the metallic colours. Bx
Hi Sue, a lovely card and I like the use of what I think is the much under-used copper card alongside the gold and silver.
Frances
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