I decided to do something I've never done before this week, I used Kraft coloured card. Not being a big fan of Kraft meant that I actually don't own any so I had to go out and buy some, and I eventually settled on pre-made square card bases with matching envelopes. This particular card is really quite simple and will be easy to mass produce.
Materials used:
- Kraft card base (Creativ)
- Four shades of green patterned paper and a star patterned paper
- Christmas tree die (Couture Creations)
- Gold embossing powder (Ranger)
- Versamark ink
- 'Merry Christmas' sentiment die cut
I began by using the die as a template for the trees, cutting out triangles from three of the four green patterned papers. The fourth green paper was cut with the die. I used the die cut to draw a star on to some white card and embossed the opposite side before trimming out the shape with my scissors. I used the embossing powder also on the ornaments of the die cut. Then I adhered the die cut and the star to one of the trees.
Once I had all the pieces made I could adhere them all to the card. The background paper and the two non-decorated trees are adhered with double sided tape while the decorated tree, star and sentiment are adhered with dimensional foam tape.
As I said earlier this card would be easy to mass produce as there is no stamping involved (unless you decide to stamp the sentiment rather than using a pre-made one) and all that is required is some basic cutting and die cutting.
Till next time,
Stacey
This card has been submitted into the Simon Says Stamp Wednesday Challenge - 'We're seeing stars'.
http://www.simonsaysstampblog.com/wednesdaychallenge/
Love your card, love your trio of trees, great layout
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Jo x