It's time for another Rudolph Day and another die cut card (die cutting is my RD theme for this year.). I nearly didn't have a die cut card as my old Cuttlebug made a loud 'crack' when I was making the card and the bottom roller broke away at one side. I managed to find someone about 20 miles from me who was selling one on Facebook Marketplace so back to my die cutting!
To make this card I used:
5.5" x 4.25 white hammer card blank
Memory Box 'Merry Christmas Tree' and My Favorite Things 'Inside & Out Stitched Rectangle STAX Die-namics' dies
Snippets of dark blue and gold mirri card
I used the largest rectangle die to emboss the front of the card blank and set it aside. I die cut the 'Merry Christmas Tree' from a snippet of dark blue mirri and snipped the star from the top before attaching it to the card blank. I then die cut the star from a snippet of gold mirri and attached it to the top of the tree. Quick and easy and my new Cuttlebug works like a dream which makes me realise my one one was on its last legs!
I am entering the following challenges:
A Cut Above - Anything Goes with a Die Cut
Addicted to CAS - Christmas
Addicted to Stamps & More - Christmas
Christmas Crafts All Year Round - Blue Christmas
Rudolph Day - July Challenge
Simply Clean & Simple - Clean & Simple
Snippets Playground - Challenge 511
Kath x
5 comments:
A lovely Rudolph Day card Kath. Thank goodness you found a replacement Cuttlebug locally.
Thanks for coming to play in the Snippets Playground. See you up in the treehouse for a cuppa shortly. xxx
A fabulous diecut Christmas greeting in beautiful colours
I love the wordy tree Kathy and love the added gold star on the top, and the embossed rectangle frame using a double stitched die looks wonderful. Glad you managed to find a cuttlebug to replace your broken one. x
Lovely CAS Christmas card. The contrast between the white/blue looks amazing. Nice that you added a gold star at the top. Thanks for sharing with A Cut Above's July, "Anything Goes With A Die Cut" Challenge.
That’s a great die cut. Thanks for join Rudolph Days challenge this month. GDT.
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