Time for a new Festive Friday Challenge! Here's the inspiration photo!
For this card, I used my Stampin' Up tag punch with kraft cardstock. I added a Li'l Inkers snowflake (I cut this with Tracey's die when I met up with her a few weeks ago) that was stacked and embossed with iridescent ep. I used a Creatiate sentiment to complete my tag. For my card base, I tried to create a similar look to the black and white stripes from the photo, but less busy. I added 'smeared' Stickles to the edges of the white panel - this easy technique (ie put a thin line of Stickles down the edge of the cardstock and then pat/smear the Stickles with your finger), gives a pretty edge and subtle sparkle.
Now it's your turn - there's so much in this photo I know that the cards will be amazing! The deadline is Wednesday August 27 at midnight.
This is very classy Ardyth. Lovely.
ReplyDeleteAll my Stickles lines tend to be smeared anyway, it's the thin lines I have trouble with :-)
Have a great weekend. Pat x
CAS Perfection Ardyth!
ReplyDeleteLove your take on the inspiration photo Ardyth! This is a beautiful color combo and I just love the way you have used the black. Hugs, Brenda
ReplyDeleteBeautiful take on the inspiration, Ardyth. The tag and snowflake are a wonderful focal point against the black trimmed white background. This is festive in a subtle way - love it.
ReplyDeleteSuper clean & simple! Very CASEable, lunch was so fun yesterday!
ReplyDeleteOh my stunning is the word:) the snowflake looks awesome over kraft !
ReplyDeleteLove this one, Ardyth. It's in my top 5 Christmas cards made by you. Love the black edges; they bring your eyes right to the white and kraft. This is just amazing. Have a great weekend. Bev
ReplyDeleteCrisp, fresh and so stunning, Ardyth ... simply fantastic! Anita :)
ReplyDeleteStunning Christmas card, Ardyth!
ReplyDeleteYour card is lovely Ardyth! Love the touch of sparkle you added! :)
ReplyDeleteLove your inspired design with the kraft tag and pretty snowflake!
ReplyDeleteA striking card Ardyth, so simple but really catches your eye
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