Showing posts with label Merry Monday. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Merry Monday. Show all posts

Wednesday, July 23, 2014

Merry Monday on Wednesday & CCCB Christmas!


Good morning!
I made a card yesterday for the Merry Monday challenge #118 blog (another Christmas card in the stash-yay!) and will also be submitting to the City Crafter Challenge Blog where Christmas in July is the theme.
I have a little stash of buttons, so selecting the button for my flower center was the most difficult decision  in creating this card!  
I have been organizing and tidying in the craft room, just 15 minutes a day, and came across a little pile of these Just Rite quilted circles that I had paper pieced.  With my Memory Box stem, Straight Stalks, I decided to layer the small version onto the larger version for my flower stem and have the quilted circle as my flower.  I added this ruby looking glass button with a teeny strand of silk ribbon threaded thru the center.  Easy Peasy.  This simple Christmas card style is not my usual fashion.  I usually have layers and layers, but I do like how this came out.  A sentiment from PTI is a good pairing for this homespun crafty card and I adhered with a little black stitching and left the front bits a little long for another little detail.
Thanks for taking a peek!

Have a great day!
Chriss


Tuesday, July 1, 2014

Merry Monday (on Tuesday) W is for white Simon Says

Happy Tuesday!  Happy Canada Day!
I made a card for the Merry Monday #115 challenge...had to think on this overnight.  White on white with the allowed silver sentiment.  The Simon Says Monday challenge (1st time for me to play) is W is for white!
This is what I came up with. 
I used this adorable old SU Christmas tree and stamped repeatedly with Versamark onto velum then embossed with white EP.  Same for the PTI "flourish" of snowflakes from Snowfall.  I added the Silver Peace die cut and added glue in between the back of the velum and the white card stock front.  I folded either end of the velum around the card stock front like I have seen Anita mention and the card front is popped up with some coaster board.  I like the outcome and have a few more of these embossed tree fronts to put together for a few more cards for the stash-yay!
Thanks for stopping by and taking a peek!
                                                                                        hugs-Chriss