Create a Little Joy Every Day
My husband loves to go to a good movie and so I got him a gift card to one of our local theaters for Christmas. I found this cute popcorn gift card holder on the Silhouette store and thought it would be perfect.
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It seems like I am really behind on posting. I guess that is part of the season. At Christmas time I am always looking for cute gift card holders. I ran across this Silhouette image and thought it was really darling. Pretty easy to create. Added a few embellishments with some Crystal Stickles and Copic Markers.
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I completed my Christmas baking and needed some tags to add to the gift boxes. I’ve had this cute image from Darcies Heart for quite sometime, and since I had some mini cupcakes in my Christmas treats I thought it would be perfect. I pretty much followed the coloring shown on the packaging using Copic Markers. It didn’t have a matching die so I used my Silhouette PIXScan Mat to cut out the images, added some 3M Foam Tape to add dimension and adhered them to a tag cut with Neat & Tangled’s Classic Tag 1. Stamped a sentiment from Technique Tuesday and heat embossed in white, and the tags were done.
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This is the second card I made with this beautiful stamp set. I used Copic Markers to color it like a champagne poinsettia. For this one I stamped in VersaMark and heat embossed with gold.
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I saw this beautiful stamp set part of Simon Says Stamptember and knew that it would only be available for a short period of time. I decided to make it look it a champagne poinsettia. For this one I stamped in VersaMark and heat embossed with white. I used Gina K. Designs Inks to ink blend the image. It turned out lovely.
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This time I decided to use only Altenew Inks to ink blend the edges to the “Joy” panel and like it much better. I think this is the card I am going to create for this year’s Christmas card.
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This time I decided not to use the background word stamp. I wanted to set off the “Joy” panel from the cardbase and so I ink blended it with Distress Oxide Inks, but it was too muted for my taste, so I also used some Altenew Inks and like it much better.
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I usually make several renditions of my Christmas cards before I finally settle on one. This time I made the card the same as the previous one, but with a red background. At first I added red rhinestones, but it still needed something more and so once again I colored it with Copic Markers, but only the leaves and poinsettias.
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This is another card loosely based on a card by Nicole Spohr. I cannot take the time to die cut all the leaves, branches, and poinsettias when I’m mass producing my Christmas Cards. At first I left it plain, but it just needed something more, so I pulled out my Copic Markers and colored them instead. Much faster than die cutting everything.
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I’ve started working on my Christmas cards for 2019. I sent out over 100 handmade cards, so I need to start early. The first card I created was patterned after a card I saw Nicole Spohr create. I liked the two poinsettias at the top, but the background words were upside down, so I had to turn it around. Both are nice.
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