Hello crafty friends, I sure hope everyone had a great Christmas. It was a good one here. I took time to really enjoy the season, so I'm behind in commenting once again. I will be getting back at commenting very soon. Happy New Year to everyone as well, hoping it's a great one for all of us! I'm also in wedding mode, Dwayne's cousin is getting married and I am doing everything "handmade" for the wedding. So far I've done the "save the dates" and they are out. Invitations are next.
I am posting the last of my Christmas cards from last year. Now got to get started making them for 2023. I used another Concord & 9th stencil for these cards, similar to the fall stencils I used. I was pleased with these stencils as well. So easy and so fun! I also got a Spellbinder's Glimmer Foil Machine for Christmas and made a December birthday card using it. I am loving it!
And this is the birthday card I made for a dear friend and my first card made using the Spellbinder's Gimmer Foil Machine. The foiling was amazing, the rest of the card, eh. The vision didn't turn out quite like I had in my head.
As always, thank you for taking time out of your busy schedule to see what I'm up too. I should be around very shortly to visit you as well.
Crafty hugs,
Card Recipe:
Stenciled Cards:
Concord & 9th-Boughs & Holly Stencil Pack, Boughs & Holly stamp set
Hero Art ink cubes
Old Snippets of shiny glitter sticker paper-gotten from Amazon ages ago. Some Cricut Joy old card kit mirror mats and bases. Just stuff from my stash for the card bases, mats and strips.
Embossing folder-I believe it was a Darice folder, but not sure
Birthday Card:
Spellbinders Glimmer Foil Machine
Glimmer plate-Christmas Foliage Background
Spellbinder-Rainbow foil
Spellbinder's Stitched Hemline circle dies
Simon Says-Poinsettia die
Pebeo Gilding Paste from Amazon
Neenah 110 cardstock for card base