I saw THIS card by Frances Martin on Splitcoast and I knew it had to be my Christmas card this year. Clean and simple, easy for mailing, but incredibly elegant, so I CASE'd it. In case you're looking for yet another stunning bunch of creations to check out, visit Frenchie Stamps! Stampin' Up was what first got me into card making, so I remember when I started checking out stamping blogs, I always loved the SU ones because I knew I could get the stamps. Now I'm all over the place with my rubber/acrylic & ink love.
In a backhanded sort of compliment, MrP told me it was the most beautiful card I'd made. Yes, I suppose I technically made it, but I sure didn't have the idea.....I guess I'll take my compliments where I can get them (and I fell in love with the card, so it's no wonder he did, too)
Anyways, I created this for the Stamp A Stack that Chelsey & I will be doing on Sunday....come back tomorrow to see another of our soon to be Christmas cards =)
I love it! I used this punch and set on some favors I made for a ladies get together at my house. I think that swirl with the joy just looks so elegant, especially in that deep cranberry color. I passed on that greeting set, but seeing it on your card makes me sorry I did...Again, perfect combo with the swirls! I can't wait to see the rest of the cards and have a good weekend!
ReplyDeleteWhat a fabulous CAS card :) Love the sentiment script and the embossed BG. I'll join you in the loving it :)
ReplyDeleteso elegant!! That ornament punch and stamp set is the best!! And what a fabulous classy colour combo :) Definitely a winner to go through the mail easily...now I have to figure out what I'm doing for mine!! LOL Thanks for inspiring :)
ReplyDeleteTanny - holy festive, paper crafty fabulousness!!!! This is awesome!!!! I WILL be CASEing this as well! It's a perfect mix of elegance and simplicity and perfect for mass mailing!!! Win, win!!! I was really trying to decide what to do with my Christmas cards and this may have me sold! Awesome job!
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