I finally sat down to make a pile of Christmas cards for our armed forces! I have made others throughout the year, but because it was such a busy time on our special cardmaking day I didn't get to make a big bundle in one go.
I decided to keep it really simple and use some of my stash - something I've been trying to do with other projects as well. And I'm quite pleased with the results. Here's some of them:
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They look so pretty all grouped together on the table. |
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The retired DSP on this one was Riding Hood Red. I loved that pattern. Isn't the organza ribbon gorgeous? |
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More retired DSP & stickers from a long gone pack of Accents & Elements. The buttons were gifted to me by a friend and I think it looks really cute on top of the wreath from Contempo Christmas |
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I can't remember what this paper was called........thinking......maybe Holiday Harmony? Or it could have been a Simply Scrappin' kit......Wish Big perhaps? |
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Another DSP from the same pack as the one above. I'm thinking it was Wish Big. |
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How cute is that little bird & the snowflake? I always overlook those Sizzlits and now they're retired :-(( |
As much as I like doing cards that have a bit more to them, it's quite satisfying to make really simple ones that you can do quickly. And it lets the paper speak for itself - which is so easy when it's Stampin' Up! because it's totally gorgeous - retired or not.
Hope you enjoyed the Melbourne Cup today!
Karen
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