Hi! I am so glad you stopped by today! I have been stuck in my cozy home for the past two days due to the snow and ice. So what is a crafty girl to do? Why, make things of course! And since it's so frigid outside, I decided to make a warm and cozy Christmas card. I saw a card on Pinterest that used the postage stamp punch and it reminded me of a quilt. So I pulled out some of my retired Christmas paper and got busy making my own version of a Christmas quilt card.
This came together fairly quickly once I decided which patterns to place where! I ended up with four of these to add to my pile. So I'm a little closer to crossing another thing off of my list!
As you know, we had quite a winter storm starting Thursday night that continued through Friday. I'm beginning to wonder if we will have school tomorrow... The roads are still really slick and I know many of the rural roads haven't been cleared yet. I might have another day to play...
Thanks so much for visiting and I hope you have a most wonderful week!
Card Recipe: Paper-real red, soft suede, whisper white, Christmas Cocoa (ret), Ink-soft suede, Stamp Set- from a Paper Pumpkin kit, Accessories-postage stamp punch
Looks just like a little quilt - and so pretty!! Love all the different patterned paper you used on this.
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Lynn
Love the patchwork look!
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Now that's sensational!! The warmth just radiates from this and the colors and patterns you picked are perfect. I love the placement of the solid green in the center to ground everything. It's a beautiful card Margaret :)
ReplyDeleteLovely ! Yep, deciding which pattern to place where would take me the longest on making a card such as this, too ;)
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