Tuesday, 5 April 2011

A Merry Fairy Christmas

This is the first year that I've been making Christmas cards all year round and I have to say I'm really enjoying it. There's no pressure to come up with a design you can do 8 times in 4 different colours and under 2 hours all told!

I feel I'm getting to try some new styles as the blogs have such great challenges and this cards is a great example. The theme at DCD is 'A Merry Fairy Christmas'. I've used a stamp set that I got free with Cardmaking and Papercraft but didn't use at all last year. It's not my usual style but I think it works well with the gold themed BPs.

I've stamped a star on the base card and round the image in gold. The papers are from a Dovecraft paperstack and the sentiment kindly donated in a swap from craft pal Lauren. The rosette was fiddly but fun!



So, I'll enter this into:
DieCutChristmas Dreams - Merry Fairy Christmas
Lawnscaping - Make a BP using stamps
Pollycraft - use an old neglected stamp 

9 comments:

  1. What a beautifully elegant Christmas card you have created. And I love the star background. Thank you for playing along with us at Lawnscaping!!

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  2. This is such a sweet card, thanks for joining us at the Lawnscaping challenge

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  3. Beautiful, love the frame and the ribbon around the sentiment, thanks for joining us at our Fairy Merry Christmas challenge at the DCD Christmas blog!

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  4. Beautiful card,such a lovely image...thanks for joining us this week at Pollycraft.

    Take care
    San x

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  5. really sweet love the colours thanks for joining us at DCD christmas club
    hugs sara x x

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  6. Beautiful Dreamy card great fairy
    Thanks for entering the DCD Christmas club challenge
    Hugs Susie Sugar & the Xmas Dream DT xx

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  7. This is beautiful! Good job on having started making christmascards already =) TFS!

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  8. I love the yellow and white color scheme! Thanks so much for playing with us this week at Lawnscaping!

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