Christmas card using Playdate DSP! |
Close-up of the ornament focal image |
Embossed sentiment |
I started with a 5 1/4" x 4" piece of Whisper White cardstock which I ran through my Big Shot using the Perfect Polka Dots embossing folder. These folders are so affordable and a terrific way to add instant texture to any project. I then layered a piece of the Real Red polka dot patterned paper and a piece of the Old Olive lattice patterned paper on top of the embossed white piece. I didn't worry too much about making the two patterned pieces the same width but did make sure they were exactly 4" long so that they would align with the white piece. I then took a 1" strip of solid Old Olive cardstock and punched it using my Scalloped Edge punch. I added the little pierced detail in each scallop using my piercing tool and mat pack. I glued all of this down using SNAIL adhesive. I wrapped a 12" piece of Whisper White satin ribbon around covering the non-scalloped edge of the old olive cardstock and knotted it, notching the ends of the ribbon.
I then stamped the sentiment from the Perfect Punches set using Versamark ink, sprinkled it with silver embossing powder and heat embossed it. I punched the sentiment out using my 1 3/4" Scallop Circle punch. I layered that over a 2" circle in Real Red and adhered it using a glue stick. Then I layered that on a 2 3/8" scalloped circle in Old Olive using dimensionals. Again, I added the piercing in the centre of each scallop all the way around the circle to tie it into the scalloped strip on the cardfront. I glued the whole thing to the cardfront using SNAIL adhesive.
Finally, I stamped the ornament image from the Tags Till Christmas set in Real Red ink on Whisper White cardstock and punched it out using my Ornament Punch. I added some bling with the Basic Rhinestone jewels. I tied a 6" length of Real Red 1/8" taffeta ribbon into a tiny bow and adhered it to the top of the ornament using a glue dot. I punched out two branches using my Two-step XL Bird Punch and adhered them to the upper left corner of the cardfront. I adhered the embellished ornament below the branches using dimensionals. I adhered the entire thing to an Old Olive card base.
This card was MUCH faster to make than it was to write about!
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