Hey there! No challenge cards in this post. Just a couple of vintage style Christmas cards that I made recently. This was one of those times when a simple design popped into my head and everything just fell into place. I know. Shocking, huh?!
Ahhhh. I love vintage. And I love these cards. As long as the glitter stays on the cards, but not on me. If you've ever worked with glitter, you know what I mean. Right?
I die cut chipboard that I'd saved from the recycling bin, then die cut my patterned paper. These two, glued together, gave me a sturdy tree and star to pop up on my cards. For both, I used some chamomile tea ink from PTI to give the edges of the images an antique look. After that I used a bit of 2-way glue to adhere a sprinkling of MS glitter (coarse glitter on the star, tinsel glitter on the tree) to the edges. I love the sparkle! A few wooden stars on the tree and a ribbon bow for each die cut and I was finished.
By the way, my card base is one of Stampin' Up's new In Colors...baked brown sugar. Love it. It was perfect layered with naturals cream for both cards.
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Ohhhh...I do LOVE vintage! And, these Christmas cards are simply gorgeous, Susie! All the glitter was worth it on these beauties shining in all their glory!
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