Anyway, so I decided to play around with some retired SU cardstock that I need to use up. This is what I came up with. Super easy and quick! I hope you like it!
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Recipe:
Card Base: SU Marigold Morning 4 1/4" X 5 1/2" (folded)
Card front: SU True Thyme 3 7/8" X 5 1/8"
Other Cardstock / Paper: Cranberry Crisp, Silver Paper I bought last year at Target in the Christmas department
Ink: SU Cranberry Crisp
Stamps: PTI (Papertrey Ink) Signature Christmas
Accessories: Silver Ribbon, Fancy Pants All-Fall Gingham Ribbon, SU oval punches, Cricut, Joys of the Season Cartridge (cut at 4"), Cuttlebug & Snow Dots Embossing Folder
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Laurie this is DARLING! Good for you! I will be making Xmas cards probably still by Dec. 15! HA!
ReplyDeleteI need to bust out my Xmas Cricut Carts.. and make some ornaments! SO CUTE!
Have a GREAT day!
WOW! What an awesome card! Perfectly charming... and you used up papers you wanted to get rid of, too. Awesome!
ReplyDeleteGreat card and Christmas no less, I really need to get busy. TFS
ReplyDeleteWow! What a great Christmas card! Thanks for the inspiration. I have made a total of 2 cards so far... I am so far behind, I don't even want to think about it!
ReplyDeleteWhat a simple but fun holiday card. I like that you embossed the ornament.
ReplyDeleteEven though I don't yet want to think about Christmas, it will be here before I know it. Thanks for a bright idea and keep them coming; enjoy your family first.
ReplyDeleteIt may be quick and easy but it looks great!
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Good for you getting a start on Christmas...I need to follow your example. I love the texture you added to the ornament...great little touch!
ReplyDeleteSuch a beautiful card! Love all of your great Cricut tips! TFS :)
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