Showing posts with label City Sidewalks paper. Show all posts
Showing posts with label City Sidewalks paper. Show all posts
Thursday, December 22, 2016
Wednesday, December 21, 2016
City Sidewalks Pocket Cards
I love to use some of the cut-apart cards that come with CTMH paper packs for pocket scrapbooking. Here is a card made with one of the 6" x 4" cards that comes with the City Sidewalks paper pack.
The pocket card has a white space in the center - perfect for sentiments or embellishments. I cut a fishtail banners from a smaller red striped pocket card and Willow green cardstock. The black sentiment panel was white embossed using the bold sentiment from the Happy Holidays Cardmaking Kit. The right side was punched with a Martha Stewart punch and a small strip of Willow patterned paper from the City Sidewalks paper peaks out. My favorite part is the black button with glittered edges, threaded with silver twine holding the red ribbon bow.
I hope this gives someone new ideas for using the leftover pocket card pieces from each paper pack. I thought it was a great way to make a few cards faster. I'll have another one tomorrow!
Thanks for visiting. May God bless your cardmaking and the recipients of your creations!
I'm sharing this card with the following challenges:
Cards und More #174 - Christmas
Christmas Card Challenge - Pick a previous challenge May Stash-punches (and or dies)
Craft-Dee BowZ December Challenge - anything with a bow
Dream Valley #146 - Christmas
HeARTful Stamping Challenge - anything stamped
Holly Jolly Christmas #86 - Christmas Card (or anything but a card)
Inky Chicks #76 - Christmas cards in traditional colors
The pocket card has a white space in the center - perfect for sentiments or embellishments. I cut a fishtail banners from a smaller red striped pocket card and Willow green cardstock. The black sentiment panel was white embossed using the bold sentiment from the Happy Holidays Cardmaking Kit. The right side was punched with a Martha Stewart punch and a small strip of Willow patterned paper from the City Sidewalks paper peaks out. My favorite part is the black button with glittered edges, threaded with silver twine holding the red ribbon bow.
I hope this gives someone new ideas for using the leftover pocket card pieces from each paper pack. I thought it was a great way to make a few cards faster. I'll have another one tomorrow!
Thanks for visiting. May God bless your cardmaking and the recipients of your creations!
I'm sharing this card with the following challenges:
Cards und More #174 - Christmas
Christmas Card Challenge - Pick a previous challenge May Stash-punches (and or dies)
Craft-Dee BowZ December Challenge - anything with a bow
Dream Valley #146 - Christmas
HeARTful Stamping Challenge - anything stamped
Holly Jolly Christmas #86 - Christmas Card (or anything but a card)
Inky Chicks #76 - Christmas cards in traditional colors
Thursday, November 10, 2016
Mojo Monday 473 Christmas Joy
I've been absent too long creating for our community's craft fair, then recuperating afterwards! This was the 25th craft fair and so many craft-loving people came! Now I'm having to make Christmas cards like crazy because we had to fill our card rack four times. The second day I had to take cards I'd planned on keeping because we sold so many this year. This is the first year I wondered what to do at the end of the first day when our tables and racks looked half-empty. I'd prayed that God would bless the sales because the proceeds were going to Him and an area charity. Sales were beyond my imagination. I may show photos of our booth later.
Here is this week's Mojo Monday card using CTMH City Sidewalks paper. I usually find it more difficult to know how to use paper with a scene, but the square in this sketch gave me a chance to use it. The holly was cut using Cricut City Sidewalks. The "slit" was filled with green glitter glue and the berries were coated with a little Liquid Glass. I love using the Ranger Princess Gold embossing powder that CTMH sells!
I'm sharing this card with the following challenges:
Bitten By the Bug2 - Nature/Christmas - my holly from Cricut City Sidewalks.
Mojo Monday #473 - sketch
To make Christmas cards more quickly I've made several from each pack of paper using simple designs, duplicated stamped parts like the "JOY" on the first card assembly-line fashion, and printed multiple inside sentiments I keep on my computer or stamped the same sentiment inside multiple times.
Here's another one using the same gold-embossed sentiment and some older CTMH White Pines paper begging to be used up!
Here's another using the same White Pines background with some strips of Frosted and a snowflake cut using Cricut Flower Market: I'm sharing it with Heart to Heart Challenge - Christmas but no Red or Green. How about blue, white and chocolate?
Here is this week's Mojo Monday card using CTMH City Sidewalks paper. I usually find it more difficult to know how to use paper with a scene, but the square in this sketch gave me a chance to use it. The holly was cut using Cricut City Sidewalks. The "slit" was filled with green glitter glue and the berries were coated with a little Liquid Glass. I love using the Ranger Princess Gold embossing powder that CTMH sells!
I'm sharing this card with the following challenges:
Bitten By the Bug2 - Nature/Christmas - my holly from Cricut City Sidewalks.
Mojo Monday #473 - sketch
To make Christmas cards more quickly I've made several from each pack of paper using simple designs, duplicated stamped parts like the "JOY" on the first card assembly-line fashion, and printed multiple inside sentiments I keep on my computer or stamped the same sentiment inside multiple times.
Here's another one using the same gold-embossed sentiment and some older CTMH White Pines paper begging to be used up!
Here's another using the same White Pines background with some strips of Frosted and a snowflake cut using Cricut Flower Market: I'm sharing it with Heart to Heart Challenge - Christmas but no Red or Green. How about blue, white and chocolate?
I'm beginning to wonder if I'll ever use up the Christmas paper packs I've hoarded over the years! May God bless you as you craft and bless others with your own cards!
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