Category: Paper Craft
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Christmas from a Papercrafter's Perspective
I love Christmas. The way it sounds, smells and tastes! I love how it brings out the creative side of so many people as they make gifts from their hearts. The internet is an amazing source of inspiration and I was lucky enough to have stumbled upon these ideas in the last few weeks. The…
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Shaker Card
This fun card is a standard size card base with a Colonial White frame made with a transparency sheet sandwiched with 3 D Foam. I stamped images from CTMH’s Snow Flurries set using Versamark ink on black cardstock and then embossed using White Daisy powder. Inside the sandwich, I poured some ancient white chunky glitter.
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Ms. Holiday Cheer
The first two are paper pieced and fun flocked. There is a little liquid applique on her hat. Both of these were embossed, one in silver – the other in gold. I used CTMH’s Twinkle Brads for the ornaments and star.This stamp set is so cute! Here are a few of the cards I made…
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More Christmas Cards
This is a window card and the one below has a ribbon for a belly band to hold it together. Both would be great as gift enclosures due to their smaller size.
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CTMH (Faux) Glimmer Mist
These cards were made by spraying CTMH’s White Daisy cardstock with Outdoor Denim Reinker mixed with Create A Shade Pearl Paint and rubbing alcohol. It dries fairly quickly, but does tend to curl the paper a bit. The last card is a circle card from a design in the Wishes book by Jeanette Lynton.
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A Martha Stewart and CTMH Christmas
I can’t help it, I love Martha’s punches. They are cute, functional and easy to use. Here are some cards that I made using CTMH supplies with MS Loops (I think) punch set.
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We’ll make one of each of these two cards and then the other cards posted below.
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Childhood Portrait Tri-Shutter Card
I love this stamp set from CTMH. When I saw it I knew that I’d make cards using the Silhouette B & T papers.This is a fun card to make. The tutorial is here.
Scrappinthread by Beverly Tiemann 