Thursday, December 18, 2025

Monotone Christmas & Shaped Card

Another crafting session, another card swap completed.
 
Card #1 - Shaped Card
 
I struggled to make a new card - I wanted to make a 'teepee' card, but no matter what measurements I used, it would not come together, so that idea was put on the back burner.  I pulled out my Klik n Kut to use but 'old technology' got the better of me  LOL
 
Time was running out and I did not want to be late AGAIN!
 
So I reverted to a card I had made previously, using my CraftROBO (before it went to crafty heaven) and kept in my 'to use' pile waiting for the right moment to send it.
 
I designed the card using a pretty font and applying offets, the cutting from SU Cardstock and some pretty DP with just a touch of glitter!
 

I threw in an extra one to make up for not making up a new card :)
 
 
Card #2 - Monotone Christmas card with Tag 
 
I decided to utilise some 'emboss heat resist' for this card and stamped a 'Kaszazz' christmas bauble (I think - if anyone knows for sure, let me know please) with Versamark and heat embossed with White powder directly onto the front of the cardbase.  I then ink blended using green Distress Ink over the stamped image. 
 
Using the Cuttlebug, I diecut a circle out of an A6 cardfront (cut with Waffle Flowers A6 Layers) and then embossed it with Couture Creations 'Scattered Notes' folder (singing along all the way).  I swiped the same Distress Ink over the raised bits and finished with a bit of ink blending around the circle aperture.  The cardfront was then mounted to the cardbase using foam tape.
The tag followed the same embossing and colouring process, but instead of heat embossing, I diecut 'Merry' from Hero Arts Stamp & Cut several times, layered, inkblended then attached with glue.
 
Linking the above card with the following challenges:
Can You Handle the Pressure? Anything goes with twist of 'any holiday' 
 
I also made a little 'card' for my swap partner. 
 

 
 
 
 
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