Apologises first, I did this blog post at the beginning of the week & have only realised today that none of you could see it & the reason for that was………..
I had saved it to draft rather than uploading it – what a numpty I am…….I really must learn to double check the postings before going on to my next job.
Apologies over with I wish is say a really HAPPY CHRISTMAS in JULY to you all. If any of you saw the Lord Mayor’s parade on Saturday you will have seen how our little celebration is spreading – at least one float was celebrating just that = Christmas in July YIPEE.
I want no excuses for you all not wearing your best Christmas finery this weekend …so dust off those christmas earrings & let the fun begin.
Card 1 – Elfing Around
this was a card i found on the internet & i thought it would be perfect to get us in the Christmas mood. I hope you all like it
Supplies needed
C6 Green Card PLUS extra matching piece
Spare white & red card
Red Glitter card
Stripey patterned paper
Bakers twine/thin ribbon
Card 2 – Robin Redbreast
The robin was again something I found whilst browsing the internet but I have changed the background he is on to one of my own.
Supplies needed
14.5 square cream card
Spare brown, red, black & yellow card
Glitter pen or glue pen & glitter
Black marker pen
White pen
Card 3 – Positive / Negative Christmas Trees
Hopefully there will be time to do both versions of this card
Version 1 – The Posting one
Supplies needed
Sylvia’s design was done in blue so all the matting card/xmas paper/ink were shades of blue
C5 white base card (A4 folded in half)
Christmas paper to cover front
Dark matting card
More white card
Ink and we'll being swirling ink onto our cards so bring your brushes or sponges
Stamps - positive and negative stylistic Xmas trees (about 4 inches) could be done with baubles, etc)
Version 2 – Blinged up
Supplies needed
so another set of the same original items as above plus
A4 sheet of mirri card silver (if working with blue)
round gems plus star gem (if you are using a tree stamp)
and ribbon(I used organza in blue and white)
3d pads
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