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Thursday, December 10, 2015
{Spotlight Projects} Create a Quick Christmas Card Set with Deepti
So, here's a look into the finished card set...
STEP 1
I started out by preparing for my card bases and die cut card panels for stamping the plaid patterns. I made a set of 5. Then I decided on to the stamps and inks that I will use for this.
STEP 2
Next I stamped the plaid pattern using the traditional colors of Christmas. How I decided on the pattern, no particular method. It was totally spontaneous.
STEP 3
Next I stamped the sentiment from the Christmas Bell Medley set on each of the panel and adhered a die cut deer. Finally I stuck all these panels on the card bases.
That finishes my spotlight feature :) I hope you enjoyed it and will give this a try. Happy paper crafting!
Stamps Deepti used in today's project:
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Such a fun plaid pattern using the mixed media stamps and I love your cards. Thanks for the inspiration, since I haven't finished allof my Christmas cards yet.
ReplyDeleteLovely plaid pattern. Very nice.
ReplyDeleteWhat a creative use of the stamps Deepti, and gorgeous cards!
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Maxine
Thank you Deepti for your wonderful inspiration to create fast and easy Christmas cards. Just what I needed. LOL
ReplyDeleteLove your background idea - fab card!
ReplyDeleteYour card set is looking very festive! Love your background!
ReplyDeleteQuick , easy and fantastic!! :)
ReplyDeleteSuchi xx
What a tip for making the card!! I love the way how this is simple yet so effective.
ReplyDeleteWonderful idea to create background .loved the cards :)
ReplyDeleteYou are an inspiration! Thank you for sharing and showing the versatility of mixed media elements stamp set. I'm heading for my craft room to find red and green ink. X
ReplyDeleteHow clever...Great use of the mixed media stamps and gorgeous colours..love it x
ReplyDeleteHow clever...Great use of the mixed media stamps and gorgeous colours..love it x
ReplyDeleteA fabulous spotlight, Deepti!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful plaid pattern!! Very pretty colors Deepti!!
ReplyDelete-Berina
Moxie Craftie
Wow! Love your card set, Deepti! Pretty plaid background with silhouette deer!
ReplyDeleteVery clever stamping Deepti and you've made me think about some older stampers that I own (+15 years) that I might be able to stamp or adapt in a different way, thank you huni! Karen x
ReplyDeleteOh my!! The backgrounds on these cards are amazing. I am going to have to find some time to play. I LOVE how these came out and the silhouette deer are perfection!!
ReplyDeleteThese are lovely Shery. Perfect cards for our setting out here at the ranch!!!! Loved seeing how you made your backgrounds - just fabulous. j.
ReplyDeleteThese are so pretty. Great technique. Hugz
ReplyDeleteAwesome backgrounds with a pretty look for the deer silhouettes!
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