Hello and welcome! Susie hosting the blog today with a Christmas in July project!
It is never too early to start making your Christmas cards. I like to keep mine Clean And Simple.
I made these really cute cards with 1 stencil and 2 PowderPuff Chalking Inks. The stencil I chose actually has 3 parts: an outline or base and 2 different patterns. I used washi tape to hold the pattern in place...
...and applied Light Moss PowderPuff Chalking Ink through the stencil to create the base. I moved the stencil so that one of the patterns was positioned correctly before applying the Green Leaf ink.
I finished off this CAS card with a stamped sentiment. Quick and easy - but really cute! Very easy to mass produce too.
The second card was created using the a different stencil overlay. I also turned this into a layered card by adding a mat of green designer paper from the Earth, Wind and Fire collection.
On the final card, I created a forest of trees by moving the stencil around and switching up the inks.
At this point I will tell you that the stencil I used was actually a leaf design - but it reminded me of a Christmas Tree so I went with it! So tell me - did you see it as a tree or a leaf? ;)
Quick Quotes Supplies:
PowderPuff Chalking Inks: Light Moss and Green Leaf
Earth Wind Fire - 109
Other Supplies:
TCW 368 Pattern Leaves Stencil
Sentiment Stamps
Cardstock
Thanks for stopping by and I hope you find some time to play today!
~ Susie
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On the final card, I created a forest of trees by moving the stencil around and switching up the inks.
At this point I will tell you that the stencil I used was actually a leaf design - but it reminded me of a Christmas Tree so I went with it! So tell me - did you see it as a tree or a leaf? ;)
Quick Quotes Supplies:
PowderPuff Chalking Inks: Light Moss and Green Leaf
Earth Wind Fire - 109
Other Supplies:
TCW 368 Pattern Leaves Stencil
Sentiment Stamps
Cardstock
Thanks for stopping by and I hope you find some time to play today!
~ Susie
1 comments:
Very clever Susie! I only saw the the tree.
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