A Christmas card with a twist, or should I say Ornament! I wanted my ornament to hang over the edge of the page, but I did not want the back of the ornament to show from the inside. I considered stamping and painting the back as well, but the texture would be different, so I opted for another approach.
I cut the ornament shape in my card by aligning the cutting plates for my cuttlebug so it would only cut the shape, and not the
card base. I then embossed the entire card with the evergreen embossing folder. I stamped my ornament on watercolour paper and heat embossed using silver embossing powder, then painted using Zig Brushes. I added the strip of glitter paper along the edge and also cut the Merry from the same paper. I heat embossed the die cut ribbon and the stamped "Christmas" sentiment with the silver. And, as I was having sequin withdrawals, I added a few cupped white sequins and some crystals to finish. I really like the end results, and hope you do as well. Thank you for visiting today.
Products: Frantic Stamper Finial Ornament Background Die, Frantic Stamper Finial Ornaments Stamp Set, Frantic Stamper Merry and Bright, Watercolour Paper, Sheena Douglass Festive Evergreen Embossing Folder, Simon Says Stamp Stitched Rectangles.
Great idea, Kia. Love pink on holiday cards. Your ornament is so pretty.
ReplyDeleteYour die cut ornament turned out beautifully Kia. TFS and describing your technique. Hugs, Nancy
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