Welcome to the
One Stamp At a Time Blog Hop for July - Christmas in July! I hope you
enjoyed the marvelous projects in the previous blog.
Stampin' Up! changed things with this year's annual catalog and included a few Christmas sets to tide us over until the Holiday Catalog. This gave me a few stamp sets to choose from for this blog. I decided to got away from the traditional green & red for Christmas which was fun & something I don't do often. Without further delay here is my card & project for this month.
This card was a fun one to make as I combined a number of techniques/styles.....embossing resist, sponging, and surprise fold.
This shows an alternate ink combination for sponging of: Night of Navy, Marina Mist, and Soft Sky.
The Curvy Keepsake thinlet has become one of my favorites by Stampin' Up! and is a must have for Christmas projects! I decided to make a luminary out of vellum paper embossed with white embossing powder. The Festival of Trees stamp set was used and again featured the Gorgeous Grunge background stamp as snow. I used some Whisper White cardstock to reinforce the bottom of it as I put a battery operated tea light in it.
The next blog in our Christmas and July hop is the very, very talented Holly!
Maggie Mata -- http://
Kim Smith -- http://
Elizabeth Jeanne Thatcher -- http://
Tina Rackley Riddle -- http://www.tinascropshop.com/
Andrea Tracy-Tucker -- http://
Andrea Pancrazio -- https://
Debra Vance -- http://www.davdesigns.com/
Wynne Grob -- http://
AJ Bodine -- http://
You are here -------> Megan Thompson -- http://
Holly Stene -- http://
Martie Pollard -- https://
Ginger Pelfrey -- http://wp.me/p4rPB3-18
Diane Squires -- http://stampandembellish.com/
Marisa Gunn -- http://
Lori Mueller -- http://www.stampindreams.com/
James Weber -- http://
Justin Krieger --http://jkcardsonline.com/2015/
List of materials for the card.....
List of materials for the project (also battery operated tea lights from any store - I found mine at Home Goods).....
Love your card and luminary box!
ReplyDeleteThanks Ginger! :)
DeleteYour card is beautiful and love your luminary curvy keepsake box :)
ReplyDeleteThanks Tina....they were fun & stretching to make!
DeleteNice work.
ReplyDeleteThanks Debra!
DeleteNoted that Gorgeous Grunge makes a perfect snowy sky, I really like that. I'm a big fan of a blue christmas card, your scene is very pretty.
ReplyDeleteThe ornaments on my trees were made using various colors of Perfect Pearls. :)
I agree with AJ, the gorgeous grunge is the perfect set for a snowy sky!
ReplyDeleteYour projects are so soft and wintery...definitely a Christmas holiday feel. :)
ReplyDeleteVery beautiful :)
ReplyDeleteVery pretty! I can see the vellum boxes hanging on my tree as ornaments!
ReplyDeleteYour projects are elegant and beautiful. I want to make some of the luminaries this Christmas both for me and to sell.
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely fun fold card. I like both versions of the Christmas tree, but am partial to your first one. The curvy keepsake box is so much fun and I love what you've done with it here. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteMegan I absolutely will be casing this card! I love the grungy snow and the darker version with the night of navy is so perfect!! Thanks for staring!
ReplyDeleteSharing.. Not staring :)
DeleteLove these 2 projects!
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