Click here for more information about my Church Christmas Card project and a link to my Pinterest board for more cards I made in past years
Today's card has a similarity to my previous card - my BossyJoscie sentiment (isn't that cool the way 'CHRIST' is bolded?!) provides the grounding for my Clear and Simple nativity (appears to be retired). I pieced together Real Red, some holographic glitter paper and white before cutting it with an Avery Elle Pierced Rectangle. A Unity Stamp Co snowflake (can't find that stamp either!) adds some interest and balance.
I'm also linking up to this week's Muse challenge, where Michele provided us with this whimsical inspiration:
I focused on Michele's
-colour scheme - red black and white
-colour-blocking
-horizontal band
Great card -- nice take on Michele's card!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful card Ardyth. Love that nativity silhouette stamp :-). The holographic paper is a lovely touch, and the subtle snowflake the perfect foil.
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Maxine
Definitely a fabulous sentiment!!! Really, really cool holographic paper (and great photo capturing same). The subtle snowflake definitely adds the right amount of interest to the card :)
ReplyDeleteWhat a fab card love the touch of holographic paper and in awe of your photographic skills capturing it! Btw I had wonderful surprise when an beautiful sparkly and bright card pop through my door ....Thank you!! x
ReplyDeleteOh, so pretty and the sparkly Washi tape adds the right amount of shine!
ReplyDeleteI like how your card is utterly different, yet true to Michele's Muse card. I am also quite liking the holographic strip! Must investigate that...
ReplyDeleteAnother lovely Christmas card Ardyth!!
ReplyDeleteDifferent, yes... but oh so beautiful! Thanks for playing cards with me, Ardyth!
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Love your layout and wonderful sentiment for Christmas!
ReplyDeleteYes, it IS sooo cool the way the 'Christ' is bolded, Ardyth ... love how you used it to ground the creche ... which is perfectly complemented by the holographic strip and bold red! Love it! Hugs & bisous, Anita :)
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