This card today is the one I am entering in the February Rudolph Days Challenge. I used a Tutti Designs die called Holy Nativity.
I die cut the design from adhesive backed glitter paper from The Ton. I was so glad it was already sticky and ready to just add to my Plum Punch card stock. I trimmed that panel down then and added it to a layer of the same adhesive glitter paper and then finally to an Ivory card base. The sentiment is from Poinsettias stamp set from Inspired by Stamping. And, it was stamped with Plum Punch ink. The ink used and the card stock are all from Gina K. Designs.
Although this was a really easy card to make I find that it has the elegance so fitting for the birth of a King. I on purpose went with the more purple hues as I thought it represented royalty.
I hope your week is off to a good start. We have sunshine today and even if colder we are glad the wind has gone down. It really made for some hard snow drifts this last stormy round. Hubby had some issues trying to blow it and in places even drove right over the banks as they were so packed.
Anyway, thanks always for your visits. See you again soon.
God bless,
Verna
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19 comments:
Hi Vera,
this is such a very lovely card.
I love that die cut image in that gold glitter paper and it looks so luxurious with the plum card stock.
Thank you for joining the Rudolf Challenge.
Hope your weather improves.
Lots of crafty love. Jenny L DT
A really lovely die and love the gold on the gorgeous plumb punch card.
Kath x
How very gorgeous with the glittery gold on that particular shade of purple! It's a beautiful die and absolutely perfect for celebrating the season.
What a gorgeous die--beautiful in gold glitter!
A beautiful card with a feeling of opulence. Thank you for your visit to my blog and for your kind comment. Crafty hugs, Sandra x
A beautiful card and the die looks fantastic cut out in the gold glitter card.
Sue xx
A very regal card indeed! Love the gold with the purple! Hopefully the snow will end soon for you! We had terrible winds yesterday too, but bright sun today!
That purple is the perfect royal color for this card. The gold is beautiful too. A lovely card, Verna.
The golden and purple details do make this a very elegant card, Verna, and the collage die cut is beautiful! thanks for sharing. hugs, de
I love it when a die and some great paper make a quick Christmas card! Beautiful
This is so pretty with those royal colors! Gorgeous card!
Beautiful!! it is so regal Verna : ) Just perfect in every way!
So pretty with the glitter paper.
This is a lovely card using a very nice die cut. The 'royal' purple is perfect. Kate x
Very pretty. The colours work are a perfect regal combo
Absolutely stunning and so regal looking and that die cut in the gold is so very striking x Yay to sticky back glitter paper x.
Beautiful die-cut and gorgeous card for Rudolph Day! I love all the sparkle! Great colour combo too!
WOW I'm loving the colour combo and sparkle, thanks for joining us at the February Rudolph Days Challenge, Luv Sam x
Gorgeous diecut Verna, such a great idea to use adhesive backed glitter paper.
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