So I finally decided to bite the bullet and subscribe to the Cricut Image Library. $9.99 a month for a ton of images, pretty good deal. Of course, Then your choices are that much more difficult LOL so I went with the first Christmas Tree image I find for today. Here's what I came up with;
1. Create an A2 Card Base in plain white cardstock. Round corners.
2. Cut a step down layer. I used Spellbinders A2 mat cuts.
3. Cut another step down layer, or in this case I cut a lacey background image from the
paperlace cricut cartridge.
4. Cut another step down layer.
5. On the final step down layer, cut or place the desired image. I cut the image directly
onto the layer and mounted on another same size layer of coordinating cardstock.
6. Embellish and Add Sentiment.
SUPPLIES
Cardstock: Recollections; O Christmas Tree, Foil Paper Pad, & Misc Solid Cardstock
Ink: VersaMark
Embossing Powder: A La Mode; Detail Gold Embossing Powder
Stamps: Hero Arts; Holiday Sayings
Dies: Spellbinders; A2 Curved Matting Basics A
Tools: KellyCraft Laser Square, Cricut Expression 2
Cuts: Cricut; Flourish (Paper Lace) & #28 & #29 (Creative Holiday Cards)
Are you familiar with the KellyCraft Laser Square? That's what I use to keep all my projects straight!
And, They're running a sale! Free shipping on all orders now until Christmas Eve!!
CHALLENGES:
Pile it On: Special Occasions
Papercrafts: November Gallery Challenge "Gold"
Moxie Fab World: Christmas Tree
Fatabulous Cricut: Anything Goes
Hero Arts: Holiday Challenge
Nice card, I really like that tree :-) Thanks for joining us at FCCB
ReplyDeleteA terrific holiday card! Love the tree! Thanks for playing along with us at Pile it On!
ReplyDeleteTracey, DT
So pretty and a cool design!
ReplyDeleteVery, very clever!
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