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Wednesday, 29 July 2026
Merry Christmas
Hi crafters! I started by embossing a piece of white card with the Padded Quilt embossing folder. Next I used the Pierced Poinsettia die set one large, two medium and three small sized poinsettias out of red card. I added gold centres to each of the flowers. The flowers were assembled, then added across the card from opposite corners. I cut green leaves and accented each of the flowers with them. Using the Heirloom Flourishes, I cut several of them out of white card and added them around coming off from the flowers. I cut the Merry Christmas die out of both antique gold and gold mirror card. I used the gold mirror card as an offset shadow behind the antique gold die cut. I glued the sentiment in place below the poinsettias. The card was completed with white mats and layers. The finished dimensions are 7 1/4" x 8 1/2" in size. All for now, Sue x

Good morning Sue and all wilsonettes, wow this card is amazing, everything works perfectly together, I am going to have a pay this afternoon, thank you for the inspiration.
ReplyDeleteStay safe, healthy and happy, hugs, June Smith xxx
Beautiful and classic Sue post. Love everything about this one 😊
ReplyDeleteMorningSue avery pretty card thank you. Take care all.
ReplyDeleteHi Sue
ReplyDeleteA fabulous Christmas card.
B xx
Good morning Sue
ReplyDeleteToday’s card is absolutely stunning!
Hugs x
Heather T
Good morning Sue,
ReplyDeleteWow what a beautiful card, I love your embossing folder & use it often. You have teamed it up beautifully with my favourite Poinsettia flowers. Yvonne xx
Gorgeous Christmas card
ReplyDeleteElizabeth Bennett
Gorgeous card. I’m going to have a go at this later. X
ReplyDeleteA beautiful, traditional card. I never tire of poinsettias.
ReplyDeleteStephanie K.