The jottings of craftyhazelnut
Two more cards made a while ago using supplies from Hunkydory's Miracle of Christmas, with similar pieces of background card and similar toppers.
Three more cards made a while ago using supplies from Hunkydory's Miracle of Christmas, all depicting stable scenes.
Two more cards made a while ago using supplies from Hunkydory's Miracle of Christmas.
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Two very similar Christmas cards made with Hunkydory Miracle of Christmas supplies.
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The background of this card is from one quarter of a 12 x 12 Papermania paper with the lovely glittered holly berries, with the addition of the three shaker globes from The Works and the added parchment sentiment.
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Candy canes on the background paper by K & Co and also on the sticker with bow. Two sentiment stickers were added to this simple card, all matted on to the card blank.
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A simple card made with K & Co paper background with a tree and a little shaker globe, both from The Words and a chipboard sendiment.
The background for this simple Christmas card was taken from a magazine (too good to waste), with additional pieces from The Works.
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Similar to the previous one, this A5 tent style card uses Kanban background, a stamped poinsettia (more red than pink irl) and a glittered poinsettia topping, with other bits and pieces from stash.
Similar to some I showed the other day, this A5 tent style card uses Kanban background and a Kanban topper which is encased in acetate (can't really see that here), with other bits and pieces from stash.
This is my design card for my CHNC challenge 509 - please click on the link to find out what it's all about and I hope you'll be able to join in with your Christmas designs - anything goes as long as it's Christmas with the optional theme of 'for someone special'.
This card was made with Kanban supplies. The flowers and holly are decoupaged.
For this card I cut the Kanban topper into three to give a little bit more interest, mounting on to the dark green card and then on to the pink card blank, wrapped with pink grosgrain ribbon and topper with the lovely sparking gems and the Get well soon sentiment.
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A card that could be sent for a variety of occasions or just to say hello - this was an Anita's topper which I matted on to the dark green handmade paper that is woven, then on to the pink before matting on to the card blank.
As I said in the previous post I don't 'do' hallowe'en, but I occasionally get asked to make a card to do with that holiday and this was commissioned for a grandson - yes, the twin of the granddaugher whose card was shown before this. The background was created with an embossing folder brushed with ink. The skulls came from Poundland and other bits and pieces are from sticker sheets I bought from Amazon.
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I don't 'do' hallowe'en, but I occasionally get asked to make a card to do with that holiday and this was commissioned for a granddaughter whose birthday is hallowe'en (she is a twin, so watch this space for another card). The background paper is Paper Boutique wickedly wonderful pack. The middle piece is a choker, bought last year in Poundland and here wrapped around a piece of card so that it can be taken off to be worn. The other bits and pieces are from sticker sheets I bought from Amazon.
For this commissioned card made some time ago I was asked to include the Beatles and a postcard picture of somewhere on the Costa del Sol. The background paper was from Kanban, with an offcut band of paper between two pieces of washi tape.
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These are five cards that were made a while ago using various cardstock offcuts, card blanks and the die cut toppers and other bits and pieces ... I'd had them for so long that I can't remember where they came from.
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For this card I used some offcuts of papers for the background, a doiley and the lovely digital image with the printed message.
