Wow!!! It's the 28th already and that means the Calendar Girls are posting their creations. Our hostess, Carol, chose the theme Christmas in July. The card I made is one I cased from a card I made last year at stamp club. But I thought it was such a great Christmas card. And I have the pieces stamped and cut for many, many more so that I can send them out in December for our family card this year.
I used: Always Artichoke, River Rock and Very Vanilla Cardstock (SU); Artichoke Seam Binding (SU); Penant Parade and Heard from the Heart stamp sets (SU); small heart from the three heart paper punch (retired SU). It is hard to see in this photo but I did use a Cuttlebug embossing folder on the vanilla cardstock.
Thanks for stopping by and please check out all the Calendar Girls' Christmas creations (see my sidebar).
9 comments:
I love the heart as an ornament. Goes so well with the sentiment!!
I love this card and how you have put the Christmas tree on the frame folder...great job Lildj...♥♥♥
aww...such a cute card lil dj!!
I must confess my card has a tree as a focal point too...encased inside an embossing folder as well...eeheh...lol kind of funny eh? great minds thik alike...;o)
I love the untraditional beige color U used here...the addition of the lil red heart makes this beauty totally pop. TFS ♥
Oh how sweet, Debbie! This card will be well received by your family and friends. The embossed frame is really a great detail, and the red heart is so cute! I love that sentiment set from SU, one of my favorites.
What a sweet card--I love the little heart and the framed tree is so cute. I am glad you have lots of these parts to make more--it is a great card!
These colors look great together. Very cute card. I especially like the heart ornie!
Oh so lovely!! I love the classic elegance to your card - and the lil heart just stole MY heart! Gorgeous kraft color - good call! x0x0
Love the simple, easy to reproduce layout! This is a great card Debbie!
Great job on this months challenge!
Wow! This is a great card! I love the way you made the Christmas tree!
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