How is your week going? I haven't got so much planned this week so I am hoping to make some more Christmas cards. This year I am so behind on my makes. I think we are going to have to buy some cards. At least the postage will be cheaper I do find it hard to make flat cards.
Last week we had a lovely meal with some friends at a local pub. While we were there picked up there Christmas menu. When I saw it I realised that I would be able to use some of the images to make Christmas cards.
I have been finding it hard to craft. When I get going it is alright it is the starting that is the problem. I did treat myself to some of John Next Door's new Christmas dies. That did seem to help a bit. The background paper is the cover of the Christmas leaflet from the pub. I cut the Snowflake Square die in white glitter card the grey mat behind and the black mat with the die set.
I used the Poinsettia stamp set with the matching dies. The flowers were shaped with a ball tool and make. The Ivy Spray die was cut in green glitter card.
The sentiment is one of his too cut in white and black.
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20 comments:
Morning Jackie, what a beautiful card, love the gorgeous flowers and festive papers...Hope all is well..xx
What a lovely card Jackie :-)
Lovely Christmas card, love the dies and clever use of the menu cover.
Sylv xx
I am glad you were able to get started because this is a stunning Christmas card! Hope you have time for creativity today!
A lovely poinsettia card Jackie.
Janice x
Lovely card Jackie and clever use of the Christmas menu. Glad you are getting back into Crafting
This is so very gorgeous in every way. I love the layout and all the elements you used on it.
Absolutely beautiful, love the colours and the backround is great - maybe u should pick up a few more menus!! The snowflake square die is super too- great design!!
xx
Lovely card Jackie, and ingenious use of the leaflet.
Fabulous design Jackie I love the flowers and papers and that sentiment is just perfect its all so lovely Love and hugs Carole x
Gorgeous card Jackie :) Sorry that you've been struggling creatively, hopefully you're mojo will come back, I can totally identify and I'm finding I get easily distracted as you know. I am also so behind with my Christmas cards, must get a wiggle on, I'm making some more box cards they fold flat for postage but pop up to look dimensional, saves a fortune in postage, will be adding some examples to my blog soon. Sending hugs and a sprinkling of creativity dust my friend xxx
Pretty card and great recycling. Good luck with completing some more of your christmas cards and we would love you to share them with us at CHNC. Thank you for joining in the Anything Christmas Challenge at CHNC with an optional theme of Use a Patterned Paper.
What a fabulous card Jackie - inspiration can come upon us in the strangest ways! I hope it marks the start of the return of your mojo. I so know how that feels hugs Judith xx
such gorgeous die cuts, a wonderful card today Jackie
Beautiful detailed card Jackie.
Laine
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This is beautiful
Stunning card Jackie - love the design. Shabneez x
Nifty idea to use your menu for the background of the card. Great thinking. Love those poinsettia. Internet lasted just 24hrs and fell over again today. Have go it back up and running and will see how long it lasts this time. Hugs Mrs A.
Such a lovely and festive Christmas card in traditional colours! Thank you so much for playing along with the Rudolph Days Challenge!
Linda
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This is so pretty! I love all the wonderful dies and those poinsettias are gorgeous!
Thank you for taking part in the September Rudolph Days Challenge.
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