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Thursday, 26 October 2017

Christmas Flowers


I rarely buy the co-ordinating dies to go with stamps. I have a Silhouette electronic die cutter and so if I need a matching die-cut , I try to trace it digitally and cut it out. I think this worked out well here, as I was also able to make a frame card to match.

The stamps here are by Avery Elle. For the woodgrain, I used an embossing folder, smeared with gold ink.

I'd like to enter:
Winter Wonderland  flowers
Christmas Card Challenges photo
Christmas Card Throwdown wood

8 comments:

  1. So pretty!! I love this flower stamp! Your embossed wood is awesome!
    Thanks for playing along at Christmas Card Challenges!
    Debbie ~ CCC DT
    Debbie's Dash of This and That

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  2. So clever with the silhouette Marina...don't have one of those x The cutting around the fabulous flowers and then incorporating the frame looks great. As does the texture on the embossing and the pop of gold x

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  3. I usually fussy cut, the old fashioned manual way:) but the silhouette sounds like an awesome machine. Nice touch adding a bit of gold to the EF.

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  4. Love the contrast between the woodgrain paper and the pretty flowers. Thanks for sharing with us at Winter Wonderland.

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  5. c'est une magnifique carte Marina, j'aime beaucoup ces feuillages d'hiver, merci de jouer avec nos chez CCT, biz

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  6. I need a lesson from you for tracing! This is wonderful!

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  7. Your flowers really stand out against the dark green and that's a clever idea to make the frame around them. I like the gold on the wood too.
    Thanks for playing along at Christmas Card Throwdown.

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  8. What a fantastic festive card you made :-)) I like your wood background and pretty flowers stamp.
    Thanks for playing along at Christmas Card Throwdown, Andreja DT

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