This card was made from a Hunkydory kit called A Christmas Past - from the "A Delightful Christmas" set. I used very little from the kit, so there's lots more for making other cards! All that came from the kit were the two sentiments (inside & out) and the focal picture. The background paper is a gold glimmer paper that was embossed in an M-Bossabilities folder. As you can see, the focal was pretty small, so I enlarged it by creating a couple of mat layers. The bottom layer is a mirror red card stock cut with a Spellbinder's die (Elegant Labels Four). I saved a couple of the "innies" for the inside of the card. The next layer is a white glimmer paper that was embossed with Swiss dots embossing folder (Cuttlebug) and cut with a Spellbinder's die (Labels Four). The focal was then added on foam tape for extra dimension. A bit of ribbon & a sentiment die cut finishes the outside.
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