Ahh – well, it’s just
getting to be my usual these days – 3 miles behind myself so once again didn’t
get any posts up prior to the big event.
I was SOOOO far behind this year with C. cards after last year’s wedding
– I lost 2 months out of my cardmaking schedule which I never really managed to
recover so started this season with much less than usual. Then I had the same problem I have every year
– starting in July it’s just so hard to make C. cards with the sun splitting
the sky. I refuse to start playing the music
any earlier than October although that may change but I do need some sort of
help to get a shade more inspiration much earlier in the season. Invariably iI only really ever get going by
mid October with just 2 weeks to go before I stop making, and start finalising
(inserts/envelopes etc). So there you go
– what can I say.
These 2 cards are
just a couple of my nicer ones from this year as I found myself doing a LOT of
repeats from last year for speed.
The first was one of
my quick cards made using diecuts which I loved. I used an A6 landscape/portrait card if that
makes sense (fold at the top rather than the side :).
Another slightly smaller piece of single card was then cut and I printed
on my various scripture texts. I then diecut
a circle out of the top end to make a frame.
On a small piece of scrap card (just
enough to fit behind the circle) I coloured a background using dewdrop chalk inks
to provide a little backdrop to the diecuts.
This card has 2 shepherds with their lambs where others had a few more
or a different setting. But they made a
great quick and easy card to make.
Added on some stars
and a nice glitter border peel off and that was it.
Then the 2nd
card was another very quick and easy one as I got an unexpected order for
solely Christian cards at the end of October and was in a flap as to how to
produce more (most of the rest were already allocated) plus I wanted something that
would really stand out too.
So this was the
solution. Another A6 card – this one a landscape
one. Corners were punched and a piece of mirri
paper (I used all the colours to make my set – this one is purple) was die cut
with a Spellbinders A2 border die before having it’s corners punched also. An S/B small silver floral frame was put in
the middle and a scripture text cut to size to put into it. A couple of snowflakes and a peel off
greeting to complete.
These are being
entered into:
Word Art Wednesday 214/215 challenge.
Crimbo Crackers
Crafty Creations
Word Art Wednesday 214/215 challenge.
Crimbo Crackers
Crafty Creations
Both of your cards are so pretty but my fav is the 1st one. I just love the scene. Thanks for joining us at Crafty Creations Challenges for our latest challenge. We look forward to seeing more of your beautiful work. Hugs, Barbara { Crafty Creations Challenges }
ReplyDeleteSuch a GORGEOUS card, Romayne. Thanks so much for sharing with us this week. I love your art, and always greatly appreciate your participation in our challenges. God bless your week. I hope to see your art again soon.
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Karen
Word Art Wednesday
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Love your window card and the message it carries. So delighted you blessed us with your project during our two-week Challenge at Word Art Wednesday. This week's Challenge is still ongoing and I hope you’ll join us again. Leaving you with God’s Word in 2 Corinthians 5:17-18 which says, “Therefore, if anyone is in Christ, the new creation has come: The old has gone, the new is here! All this is from God, who reconciled us to himself through Christ and gave us the ministry of reconciliation:” Have an awesome New Year!
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Beautiful card! Thanks for joining the challenge at Crimbo Crackers - see you again next time!
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