Friday 21 January 2011

Blue Christmas Tree - Week 3 Christmas Card

Good Evening Everyone



Keeping true to my resolve to make a Christmas card a week I have just completed this for Week 3.

Materials used:

  • Cardstock: White for base, silver embossed card for matting
  • Design Paper: Decorative Christmas Trees from Making Cards The Nancy Watt Collection - topper from same collection
  • Embellishments: 1" (2.5cm) wide white organza ribbon; blue & crystal gems; silver hologram glitter and iridescent glitter


The photographs are not good - taken just a couple of hours ago under unnatural light - but this turned out to be a very pretty card. The fold back shortfall type card is something new for me and actually quite easy to make once I got started - my Hougie board came in very useful once again. The blue/silver/white combination is gorgeous and the bling on the topper is sparkling.

I plan to enter this for the following challenges:

My Crafty Outlook's Christmas Challenge (if I'm on time)  - theme Snowy Trees Scene - I think I just scrape through on this one because they are snowy white trees.

Snoflake's Christmas Card Challenge on Docrafts.

I think I will leave you with a photo of Bonnie supervising me while I work.



As you can see she has completely recovered from her recent surgery and is now as bossy as ever.

Must rush to link this with the challenges before the deadline but I will be back tomorrow with what I think is something rather special.

Bye for now
Elizabeth

4 comments:

  1. Fab snowy trees, Elizabeth - love this card. Thank you for joining in my CHNC challenge 3 - hope to see you again soon. x

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  2. What a beautiful card, love the delicate colours :o)
    Jackie xx

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  3. Gorgeous card Elizabeth; you are well on your one-a-week self-challenge! Hazel x

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  4. gorgeous card elizabeth.the tree is stunning and fab delicate colours :D

    xx coops xx

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