It's been quite a while since I've played with the gang over at Just Us Girls Challenge. This week is Color Week and the colors are gold, white, and blue - perfect for my first Holiday card. I've seen so many gorgeous postage stamp cards lately, that I took out my one postage stamp die set and dusted it off for a mostly white card.
I gold heat embossed some sprinkles on a white card base and on a snowflake border die and attached both to the card base. I die cut the postage stamp in white and blue. The swirl was stamped with white Hero Arts Pigment Ink and then the sentiment was over-stamped and gold heat embossed. I added gold twine and a star brad and attached the assembled postage stamp to the face with dimensional foam. Thus completed by card for Just Us Girls Color Week #752.
Added November 14, 2024:
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ReplyDeleteFran...your card is absolutely dazzling...and eye-catching...and beautiful! That single blue, white and gold swirl postage stamp is striking. Pairing it with the snowflake border, the splatter, the gold twine and the star leads to results that are just...WOW! I love this!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for joining us at Just Us Girls!
~carol
Wow, what wonderful comments! Thank you, Carol.
DeleteLove your gorgeous Christmas card, Fran! The colors and especially the gold star with the gold twine! You've created a lot of movement and interest in this wonderful card!
ReplyDeleteYour comments are always appreciated, Cindy! Thank you.
ReplyDeleteSo happy to spot your pretty card in our gallery Fran! I love what you've done with the postage stamp. Wonderful use of the colors!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Lisa!
DeleteHi Fran...dropping in to let you know you're my Winner of the Week over at Just Us Girls. I LOVE your card! Thank you for joining us! I hope you'll play with our new Word Week challenge: JOY!
ReplyDelete~carol
Hello, Fran! I couldn't come by fast enough to get a better look at this gorgeous WINNING card! I'm feeling all kinds of CASEing coming on! Fabulous in every way!
ReplyDelete=] Michele