CAS Mix Up November Challenge Glitter Hosted by Bonnie is...Perfect for holiday cards!
Here is my very Glittery 6 3/4" x 3 3/4" Christmas Card!
I was playing with my new My Favorite Things Rectangle Peek-a-Boo Window die. I had die cut the window using a Brushos background splattered with white acrylic paint that was in my stash. Next I die cut a SU Thick Whisper White scrap piece of cardstock and laid aside, but time for bed.
Walked into my room the next morning and "My" light bulb switched on.....!! I had my new STAMPlorations "Merry Little Christmas" stamp laying next to my project and realized it fit perfectly under the die cut window scrap:-) Now no longer a scrap that would get trimmed, but a 6 3/4" x 3 3/4" card format! Love when that happens.
I die cut my IO Fir Trees Dies out of SU Silver Glimmer Paper and attached to window background. Next I stamped my sentiment using my MISTI and Versamark. Heat Embossed using SU Iridescent Ice EB Powder. Very glittery IRL along with the glittery trees. I added a hologram silver star from my stash and Done.
With all the glitter...it took almost as long to photograph..lol! I wish you could see IRL...really pretty!
You have until the 24th to play along in our CAS Mix UP Challenge. Be sure and check out all the gorgeous cards from our DT and our very talented Guest Designer Robyn (Waterlily Cards). Have a fun Glittery November. Hugs..
Adding to STAMPlorations Never Ending Anything Goes
Adding to STAMPlorations Never Ending Anything Goes
Supplies:
Stamp: STAMPlorations Typografia Christmas: "Merry Little Christmas"
Paper: SU Thick Whisper White Arches Mixed Media Brushos background and SU Silver Glimmer.
Inks: Brushos: Purple, Ultra Marine. Color Burst: Indigo. Versamark.
Accessories: Acrylic White, paint brush for splatters. IO Fir Trees Dies. MFT Rectangle Peek-a-Boo Window. MISTI, fun foam. SU Fine Tip Glue Pen.
That large sentiment fit perfectly beneath your glittery tree scene Nancy and how fun to have that glittery too! I bet it does really sparkle IRL and will be such a treat for the receiver! Your brusho blue background looks lovely with all the white! Julia xx
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ReplyDeleteThe elongated shape of your card is perfect. The sentiment is gorgeous. Your background is beautiful and the pop of wonderful glitter on those trees is so pretty x. Thank you for the beautiful inspiration x
ReplyDeleteI agree that glitter is almost impossible to get a good photo of! But this is gorgeous with that sparkling sentiment and the tiny silver glitter trees! Love the tall, thin card too, MF!
ReplyDeleteLove this CAS glitter card, Nancy! It has so much pizzazz using that glitter. I have very few glitter colors but I'm so tempted to try this! Hopefully there will be time. Love seeing the results.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous, glittery card Nancy! Isn't it wonderful when a stamp just happens to be right there and perfectly fit the spot??!! The little blue star at the top of the work tree is so sweet. And I love your window with the glitter trees. What a gorgeous background with Brushos. xx
ReplyDeleteLove the long vertical shape of the card! Makes such a nice change from A2. Beautiful use of the sparkly embossing powder and the silver glitter cs!
ReplyDeletelove the layout, the vertical card is perfect for your peekaboo window and sentiment:)
ReplyDeletePretty and festive card, Nancy. Love the glittery die cut trees against that beautiful blue background. Cool long card too. xx
ReplyDeleteThat panel behind the peek a boo window frame is so bright and pretty Nancy, and the two little die trees sit within it perfectly, and the silver glimmer paper goes so beautifully with the blue background. I love the soft and glittery heat embossed sentiment in that tree shape down the card front too. x
ReplyDeleteThank you Pat for your sweet comment. A fun glittery card to make:-) Hugs
DeleteBeautiful Christmas Card!
ReplyDeleteLovely cas card Nancy, my eye was drawn to the lovely bright sparkly scene and then subtly there underneath is your cool shaped sentiment
ReplyDeleteYour blue brushos background and the silver fir trees are so beautiful, Nancy! I can imagine the Iridescent Ice heat-embossed sentiment must be more glittery in real life. The hologram silver star is a nice finishing touch for the Christmas tree shaped sentiment too! Hideko
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