Here are some of the Christmas Cards I created last week. I was on a mission to make a whole bunch in just a couple of days so I chose a couple of basic layouts and then re-created them many times over in different colour-ways or with slight adjustments. I will share some of the variations over the next few posts. Heres the first installment
I am certain that I saw this card design on-line somewhere whilst blog-hopping and was sure it was by an OZ demo, but for the life of me I can't find it again now - if you are the original designer, or know who it is, please let me know so that I may give due credit.
Materials
Stamps: Winter Post, Many Merry Messages
Cardstock: Whisper White, Ski Slope DSP, Holiday Harmony DSP
Ink: Real Red, Riding Hood Red, Basic Grey
Other: Eyelet Edge Punch, Corduroy Buttons, Button Latte, Riding Hood Red Striped Grosgrain, Real Red 5/8" Grosgrain
4 comments:
These are lovely Sharlene and I can see how they could easily be mass produced - with the help of the wonderful Stamp-a-majig :-) Very nice.
These are gorgeous Sharlene. Love the ribbon and corduroy button.
They are so cute. i would def need a stamp-a-majig. i have used mine nearly non-stop fo the last 2 days making Christmas cards. Can't stamp straight to save my life LOL.
Morning Sharlene! Your cards are just beautiful! Its amazing what an effect just changing colours of papers, ribbons ect can have to the same layout! Great job!
Karen
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