Well, Christmas is coming fast and I need to be getting my cards finished! Here are a couple more I made using the bird stamp I've shown previously (from StampinUp) for my focals, and my new Poinsettia embossing folder which I've also shown previously (from Sizzix). As you can see, I started with a piece of red patterned paper which I glued to the front of the card, then added a slightly smaller piece of iridescent vellum that had been embossed in my poinsettia folder. After stamping and coloring the focal, I cut it with a die from my Resplendent Rectangles set (love that set!). I matted it with a piece of red, and ran a ribbon around it before attaching it to the background.
This next card was done in a similar manner, except there is no ribbon, and I used a nestability die to cut out my focal. As you can see, this time I stamped on a colored piece of card stock and using the die as a stencil, lightly added a golden brown color around the inside edges. The sentiment is a piece of art from a Christmas Cardmaking Kit from Hot Off the Press; the background strip is from them, too.
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