I really admire Stef and Lauren of Jingle Belles for running their Pink Christmas challenge every year to raise money for breast cancer research. It's a challenge for me for sure as I struggle with using non-traditional colours on my Christmas cards. But I persevered and this year I made two pink Christmas cards (the other was posted in my previous post). Here's the second:
My second card today is for Inkspirational - it wants to see a seasonal card (a card for one of the occasions in one of the seasons). I chose Hanukkah for a change from Christmas cards.
There is a SCS tutorial for making the paper star here. I used a lovely double-sided decorative paper I've had in my stash for ages. I topped it with a silver glitter die cut Star of David and added it to a plain white card base with a heat embossed sentiment.One more thing - few weeks ago, I posted this card:
In my post (see here), I mentioned not being that happy with the card. A couple of people offered suggestions in the comments so I looked at it again and decided to add a green frame around the stencilling. I cut a square out of the same green shimmer cs as the border layer and then used the original inverted scallop die to cut out the centre of the green square. I glued it over the white layer. Here's the result:I was pretty happy with the results so I'll put the card in my fundraiser sale and see if it sells!
Supplies for card 1:
Stamps - small noel
Ink - Distress dark pink
Paper - dp, pink glitter cs, light pink/grey cs
Size - A2
Accessories - Penny Black poinsettia die, small square die
Supplies for card 2:
Stamps - SU sentiment
Ink - ColorBox silver
Paper - white cs, patterned paper, silver glitter cs
Size - A2
Accessories - silver embossing powder, SSS Star of David die
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