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Rudolph on woodland Sparkly Christmas background 7X5in card

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Rudolph on woodland Sparkly Christmas background 7X5in card Hi Craft addicts! I really love creating silhouettes for cards and this Christmas card is no exception - hope you like it! How I made this project:- To make the card, I created the background using watercolour paints on some white card (this is smooth rather than the more textured watercolour card). Once I was happy with it I then left it to dry. I then took some Black card (Lynda Chapman's World of Paper) and cut out the woodland silhouette oval (which is a Tattered Lace die). I also die-cut the frame out in cream linen effect card (from Create & Craft's Core Collection) using the largest of dies from Time for Tea Fishy time set. Using PVA glue, I then attached the Forest die cut on to the background and trimmed it to fit the frame. I cut out the Reindeer (I am not sure which Company it is from) using Kraft card and stuck it to the bottom middle of the scene and used a red alcohol marker to add ...

Rudolph on snowflake and reindeer DL card

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Rudolph on snowflake and reindeer DL card Hi Craft addicts! This is a cheerful Christmas card using a Tonic Studios baby Reindeer die, some stamps and reindeer backing paper. How I made this card:- I first of all took a piece of Black card Lynda Chapman's World of Paper) and cut out the baby Reindeer die (it is an old Tonic Studios one). I then stuck it to some Kraft card and cut around it leaving a very narrow border of the Kraft card. I cut out a background panel of the Reindeer Kraft coloured paper using a large rectangle DL die (Tattered Lace) and stuck it to the front of a DL card using PVA glue. I already had a Deckle edged rectangle panel (from Craft Creations) and I used Salty Ocean Tim Holtz Distress ink to colour it in slightly and then used a flowery/snowflake stamp to create the background - using Broken China ink cube so they stood out. I then added the panel to the top part of the card again using PVA glue and then attached the Rudolph die cut to i...

Father Christmas & Rudolph on starry background card - Day 348 of my 365 day challenge

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Father Christmas & Rudolph on starry background card -  Day 348 of my 365 day challenge Hi Craft addicts! Once again I have used a couple of stamps, some alcohol markers, watercolour paints to make this fun Christmas card for day 34 How I made this card:- I stamped the Father Christmas and Rudolph (from a Sweet Dixie stamp collection) on to some white stamping card using Tuxedo Black ink. I coloured both in using red, black, brown and black alcohol markers with a flesh colour one for his face and a grey for his beard and the fur. I had previously coloured the night scene using a mix of watercolour paints and then, when it was dry, I used a Lawn Fawn starry background die and cut the panel out. I also stamped a couple of Christmas trees on either side of the panel using the Tuxedo Black ink. I then edged it with a black alcohol marker and stuck it on to a slightly larger panel of blue paper and then added that on to the starry panel (which is the reverse ...

Happy Christmas Rudolph square card - Day 341 of my 365 day challenge

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Happy Christmas Rudolph square card -  Day 341 of my 365 day challenge Hi Craft addicts! I had great fun making this Christmas card for day 341 of my challenge - this time using up items that I had cut out already but hadn't put to use! How I made this card:- Using the Rudolph die from Tonic Studios, I cut it out in back card (the outline) and stuck it to some light Kraft card and cut round it. I then used some brown alcohol markers to create shading. The first mat is a pre cut circle of white stamping card (from Hunkydory) which I coloured using Blue and Green Distress Oxide inks - to be honest I just used what was left on my dauber as there was still so much left on it! I then cut out a slightly larger circle (a Tattered Lace Torn Edge die) in Gold Mirri, The patterned mat was sold some time ago by Craftwork Cards and it has a resist layer so that when I coloured it using a variety of Dye based inks and removed the excess, it left this great pattern behind. I ...

Mini Christmas cards or gift tags for Day 325 of my 365 day challenge

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Mini Christmas cards or gift tags for  Day 325 of my 365 day challenge  Hi Craft addicts! Today's project for day 325 of my 365 day challenge is a set of 6 mini Christmas cards or they can be used as gift tags.... How I made these cards:- I first of all coloured the fronts of 6 mini cards (3in) which came from Craftwork Cards but you could easily make your own. I used what ink was left on my sponge daubers (blue, green and yellow). I then added 6 peel off stickers on to some white card (from Craft Creations) and using some alcohol markers, coloured them in with reds, blues, and browns etc. Once I was happy with the effects, I then cut round them all leaving a narrow border them. I coloured the edges with gold and brown alcohol markers and placed them onto each card using either PVA glue or a tape pen. I then used 3 sentiments from Apple Blossom's Season's Greetings Banner sentiments stamp set. I used a mix of Tuxedo Black Memento ink as well as To...

Rudolph the Red Nose Reindeer Happy Christmas card - Day 322 of my 365 day challenge

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Rudolph the Red Nose Reindeer Happy Christmas card -  Day 322 of my 365 day challenge Hi Craft addicts! Today's card for day 322 of my 365 day challenge is a fun Christmas card featuring Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer.... How I made this card:- I first of all used two Tattered Lace nesting square dies to create the background - the paper is from Hunkydory's striped 8" paper pad and I have used 2 sheets of the same design - the larger die for the stripe and using the reverse side of the paper for the smaller one. I then stuck them together trying to make sure that there was an equal border all around it. I then stamped out the Rudolph image (from Woodware) on to some white card and then coloured it in using alcohol markers - I must admit that I am really pleased with the nose - it looks shiny just be leaving a bit of white in it. I then glued the background papers in the centre of a 6" white scalloped edged card and then added Rudolph to that using f...

Rudolph hand coloured Seasons Greetings 7x5in card - Day 345 of my 366 day challenge

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Rudolph hand coloured Seasons Greetings 7x5in card -  Day 345 of my 366 day challenge Hi Craft addicts! Today's card is a Christmas card using a Stag's head (Rudolph) that I have cut out using my Brother Scan n Cut with some Tonic Studios backing papers. How I made this card:- I first of all cut out the "Rudolph" head out using an SVG file on my Brother ScanNCut - I will keep the head for another project and coloured it using some "Tea Dye" Tim Holtz Distress inks as I didn't want it to be too white. I then took a sheet of the 8" Christmas backing paper from the "Christmas Wishes" pad from Tonic Studios and stuck it behind the head and trimmed it to fit. I then placed the whole topper on to a 7" x 5" white card using Cosmic Shimmer PVA glue. I also attached a coordinating border strip which came from a Hunkydory kit on either side of the topper so it was framed. I had some of the Christmas sentiment min...

With Love - baby Rudolph 7x5in Christmas Card - Day 333 of my 366 day challenge

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With Love - baby Rudolph 7x5in Christmas Card -  Day 333 of my 366 day challenge Hi Craft addicts! So for today's challenge, I have made this really cute Christmas card that I have made using the baby "Rudolph" die from Tonic Studios and some patterned papers from Kanban. How I made this card:- I really love this cute "Rudolph" image from Tonic Studios 2016 Christmas range and so I first of all cut it out twice, once in "black" and again in "Kraft" card - making sure to keep all the parts safe! I then stuck the black "Rudolph" outline to some "White" cardstock using Cosmic Shimmer PVA glue. I used the "Kraft" parts to fill in the main body and feet of Rudolph again using Cosmic Shimmer PVA glue making sure that they were the right ones of course! I coloured his scarf in using "Red" and "Blue" alcohol markers and a brighter shade of "Red" for his nose! I cut round t...