Since I don’t really have many critters in my stamping stash, I went with my old standby set In The Meadow. Love this adorable pair of deer with that “deer in the headlights” look as they wander through the snowy woods. The birds aren’t really cardinals but they can still be red. You can find the Papertrey Ink challenge information here.
Thank goodness for these wonderful challenges that motivate me to get more Christmas/Holiday cards made. This time Shauna from Foiled Fox shared her Vintage Lantern card here. Here’s my warm wishes to all who read this!
Thank goodness for challenges that inspire me to create, especially this time of year. Melissa's Fab Friday Challenge can be seen here. She is the queen of layers and uses vellum so beautifully. The main requirement was to create a holiday card, and mine uses all PTI products.
Inspired by Shauna I made another Christmas card for the Folky Holiday Challenge at Papertrey Ink. Decided to stretch my comfort zone a bit by trying a different design. It's not my favorite, but it does have the folk art look to it and uses all PTI products. I used a Distress Oxide ink for the ink blending.
One way to get started making Christmas cards is to participate in challenges because I can’t procrastinate. Papertrey Ink has a challenge here to make a holiday greeting card using their products. Here’s my entry.
This week’s challenge at Papertrey Ink is to create our own version of Shauna's beautiful cards.
Since I was in need of a masculine birthday card, I thought this would be a great starting point. Shauna of Foiled Fox inspired me to participate in the challenge. All products used are Papertrey Ink.
And this is my last entry for SSS World Cardmaking Day Challenge.
I'm pretty sure my grandniece in the Marines will appreciate this patriotic card.
