Hello friends! Deepti here and welcome to another spotlight feature. I know we all love making cards but to have an envelop as beautiful as those cards makes a huge impact. For me, it's pure satisfaction and of course the fun of making them and the delight of mailing those to my loved ones is simply priceless :) With Christmas closing in , I decided to transform my envelops from white to bright ;)
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Thursday, August 03, 2017
{Spotlight Project} Christmas Mail Art with Deepti!
Hello friends! Deepti here and welcome to another spotlight feature. I know we all love making cards but to have an envelop as beautiful as those cards makes a huge impact. For me, it's pure satisfaction and of course the fun of making them and the delight of mailing those to my loved ones is simply priceless :) With Christmas closing in , I decided to transform my envelops from white to bright ;)
Here's the look...
Step 1
Since these envelops are for Christmas cards, I decided to create some winter scenes. And for that I hand drew the snow hills. You can always use a wavy die as a guide to draw yours, if you are not too confident about the lines :)
Step 2
I then stamped the images that will be the focal of each scene and best for the winter cards. I also stamped a few winter trees to add more interest.
Step 3
In my step three, I simply used the distress inks in various combinations to make my winter sky. I was not too concerned about masking the images, coz in the end it will all look great.
Step 4
In my next step I colored the trees in green and drew some lines for writing down the address.
Step 5
In my final step, I did some more stamping along with the sentiment stamp on the back of the envelop
That finishes my spotlight feature :) I hope you enjoyed it and will give this a try. Happy paper crafting!
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Such creativity and thank you for the step by step and fabulous inspiration...great idea x
ReplyDeleteSuch a creative and fun Christmas card and envie idea, Dee. I bought a pkg of 10 Arches cold press postcards that I plan to use for a few Christmas cards. I love your one layer designs. TFS and the inspiration my friend. Hugs
ReplyDeleteDeepti, those are super adorable and fantastic idea to dress up the envelopes. Love the tutorial. Thank you!
ReplyDeleteHow gorgeous! Very good idea too...
ReplyDeleteLove the envelopes! Will the post office really mail these? I hope because I'm sure they will bring a smile to the workers faces!
ReplyDeletegorgeous enveloppes...love the different shades of ink
ReplyDeleteFun and cool envelope. The recipients will be very lucky to get these. And the cards inside LOL.
ReplyDeletewonderful!
ReplyDeletelove it!
Dee! These are so fun! They'd definitely brighten up any mailbox and make the mailman jealous!
ReplyDeleteAwesome envelope art! Beautiful work!
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