Hi everyone! Sandy has a sketch challenge for us at The Paper Players:
I used some of the designer paper from the Stampin' Up Holiday catty for my panels. Then I added a pierced square with the sentiment "O Holy Night" from Echo Park. It actually comes with the H on OH, but I like it better with just the O. I also added a pearl in the center of the star.
Supplies:
Paper: SU designer paper
Dies: Echo Park Oh Holy Night
Other: pearls
You can check out the design team here:
Elizabeth Stewart
Have a great day!
11 comments:
Laurie, I love both of these cards. But there is something about the richness of that red that really appeals to me. I love your star with the glittery middle, too. Great way to finish off your gorgeous CAS cards
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Jaydee
Your cards are the most perfect simplicity with beautiful papers and die set. Oh, how I love these!
These are so beautiful and a great design for mass production too. I love the two variations of the design.
So very pretty, Laurie! I just love how those patterns pop off of the clean background and the sentiment and dressed-up star are the perfect touch. Have a great day!
Laurie, this is my favorite Christmas carol! Love the sentiment and your mix of papers! Just perfect! Have a great week, My Friend! XX
Oh my gosh, Laurie! I LOVE these cards. It's a great way to show off paper...and that sentiment is fabulous!!! The star is the perfect accent!
What a lovely use of that glorious paper and of this great sketch too.
Laurie... absolutely loving that sentiment die cut! This would be a great card to mass produce... simplicity that packs a punch!
Laurie this is a lovely pair of cards with some of my favourite papers - so pretty and perfect for the festive season! A clever trick with the diecut too - a great way to customise your sentiment to work for you.
Lovely card...great design. I wish I could say that I'm on my final round of Christmas cards...I'm getting a very late start this year.
Laurie, I'm so happy you liked my sketch enough to make two cards, and they are both beautiful! I love the traditional Christmas colors and mix of patterns, and all that fabulous white space really makes them stand out.
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