Here's another little card I put together over my three-day weekend. I used Cindy Haffner's Crazy 4 Challenges Sketch #1 and my new Christmas Jingle Simply Scrappin' Kit.* The scallop circle Dasher image and the sentiment are self-adhesive die cuts from the Christmas Jingle SSK, and the designer paper and textured cardstock are also from the kit.
* The beautiful Old Olive 3/8" Taffeta Ribbon can be found in the Mistletoe Ribbon Originals in the new '09 Holiday Mini Catalog.
* The overall card measures 4 1/4" x 4 1/4". The "tent" portion of the card measures 4 1/4" x 6", and is scored at 3".
* It's difficult to see in the photograph, but there are dots of metallic glitter glue (made for papercrafting) added to antlers of the Dasher image.
RECIPEImages: Christmas Jingle Simply Scrappin' Kit
Paper: Christmas Jingle Designer Paper, Chocolate Chip and Old Olive Textured CS from Christmas Jingle SSK
Embellishments: Old Olive 3/8" Taffeta Ribbon from Mistletoe Ribbon Originals ('09 Holiday Mini)
Tools: Circle Cutter
Supplies: Stampin' Dimensionals, Glitter Glue for papercrafting (non-SU)
Absolutely gorgeous!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteOh my...I just LOVE this, Nancy!! Love the Old Olive with the accents of Chocolate Chip. Fabulous!
ReplyDeleteOutdid yourself AGAIN Nancy girlfriend! Simply amazing....I see working has triggered even more creativeness!
ReplyDeleteFABULOUS!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful, so happy you did our sketch!!!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous, gorgeous, gorgeous!! (as always!!)
ReplyDeleteSo beutiful.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous card. Love that green taffeta ribbon.
ReplyDeleteSo pretty! I'm square-card challenged, but your card is my case on my blog for tomorrow morning. You were definitely my inspiration. :)
ReplyDeletegorgeous card
ReplyDeleteThis is gorgeous Nancy!! Thank you so much for playing along!!
ReplyDeleteOoooh, Nancy, this is gorgeous!! I think they said at Convention that this reindeer stamp was the #1 bestseller in the catalog right now, or #2, but it was very popular!
ReplyDeleteJust stunning!!!
ReplyDeleteWOW! If I did picks on my blog you'd be top of the list!! This is simply gorgeous! Thanks for sharing:)
ReplyDeleteGreat card! I love the Old Olive taffeta ribbon!
ReplyDeleteWow, Nancy! This is STUNNING!
ReplyDeletesuper cute Nancy!!! I just love this!
ReplyDeleteThis card is beautiful love the color!!!! How many of this card can you get from 1 SS kit??michellemallett@comcast.net
ReplyDeleteI really like the glitter you used on the Antlers..
ReplyDeleteYou mastered this sketch. It's perfect with the dasher stamp! Hugs, M
ReplyDeletebeautifully done, nancy! thanks for playing along with our first c4c challenge! :)
ReplyDeleteGorgeous card - Nancy!!! Love your take on the sketch!!! Hugs ~S~
ReplyDeleteGORGEOUS!
ReplyDeleteWOW Nancy, this is gorgeous! I love how you did the image and the colors you chose are fantastic!
ReplyDeleteIncredible card! Love EVERYTHING you did with it!
ReplyDeleteWOW!! This is BEAUTIFUL Nancy, I love the colors, and the yummy ribbon!! Great card for the sketch - you totally ROCKED it! *STAMPIN HUGS* Alex
ReplyDeleteBeautiful card!
ReplyDeleteNancy, I love this! Excellent job on the sketch and colors and everything! (PS- Please come visit me for a chance at some blog candy.)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful Nancy!! thanks for joining the C4C Girls!! Love the B & W Ploka Dots.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous! That ribbon is so yummy. I'm going to have to get me some.
ReplyDeleteNancy, this is GORGEOUS!
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely PERFECT! Love the scene you created inside the circle using the patterned papers and the sparkle you added to Dashers antlers.
ReplyDeleteFantastic Nancy! I just ordered my Dasher stamp and your card is very inspiring!! Yes, my counter is doing a crazy # thing too... LOL! SMILES... :)
ReplyDeleteThis is too cute, excellent card!
ReplyDeleteNancy, how beautiful!! This would be a stunning card to receive in the mail for Christmas! Love the look of those topper cards- gonna have to do one of those this week! Thanks for the inspiration!
ReplyDeleteWow Nancy...this is just beautiful....everything just right and love how you used brown instead of going for the obvious with red.
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