Wednesday 13 October 2010

It's a Cracker

As promised here's the completed cracker shaped card made for the Tilda challenge on Docrafts - it's Incy's  this week:


Materials used:

  • White card stock measuring 8" x 8" - fold in half and cut out to shape of cracker - I used the Crafters Companion embossing board as my template.
  • Patterned paper - 'Ho Ho Ho' from my stash, sorry I've forgotten make and where purchased!
  • Stamp - Christmas Tilda coloured in Promarkers
  • Embellishments - white scalloped diecut - put through the Cuttlebug and embossed with the Ice Crystals folder; Woodware's Fluffy Stuff; Papermania's silver glitter; Crystal Stickles; green organza ribbon (from my stash).
Close up of Tilda:



I edged Tilda's hat and all round the diecut with Fluffy Stuff, shook a little fairy dust over it - well silver glitter actually - and really like how it turned out.

Onto the next project - not decided what that is yet.

Bye for now
Elizabeth
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3 comments:

  1. Alizabethy13 October 2010 at 18:55

    This is sooo cute - love it!

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  2. Unknown14 October 2010 at 02:10

    Adorable! Thanks for joining us at MSL and hope to see you again on 10/24 for our purple and black challenge. It would be really great if you could link back to Magnolia Stamp Lovers. Hugs!

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  3. Elizabeth14 October 2010 at 10:50

    Thanks to you both. Mm, purple and black - not a colour combination I'd associate with Tilda but let's see what I can come up with.I will certainly link back to Magnolia Stamp Lovers in future - I'm new to this blogging thing and still learning so bear with me, please:) Regards

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