I cut the 'Merry Christmas' die from a piece of white card...then used a craft knife to create the slope (the die cuts it straight across) to create a 'snowy' scene. For the background, I stamped my Hero Arts 'Snowflake' background stamp on to a blue card blank using Versamark Ink for a subtle snowy sky, before attaching the Merry Christmas panel and a Christmas tree (cut using a Marianne Designs die). This was such a quick and simple card to make that I made two!
The idea of the Rudolph Days Challenge is simple...make a Christmas card and blog it between now and the end of the month, then link it up over on Maureen's Rudolph Days post (with a link to the challenge to help spread the word)...that's it! The fabulous prize on offer for this this months lucky winner is this memory Box die:
9 comments:
Thanks so much for being my guest designer this month. Your cards are lovely! You inspired me to use my new die too...lol
A fabulous card and I love how you've cut the die to create the snowy scene - I must try that myself!
Kath x
Gorgeous Helen, and what a super way to use the dies, it looks fantastic hun. Hugs xx
Love how you used that die, so simple and yet very effective, really looks like a snowbank.
HAPPY RUDOLPH DAY!
These die cut cards are lovely xxx
This is such a cool card, Helen! I love the words tucked into the snow bank! Congratulations on the Guest Designer spot!! Enjoy your day!! Hugs, Darnell
Those subtle snowflakes in the background really caught my eye, and I just love the dual colors and simple design! Congrats on being the Rudolph GD!!
Happy Rudolf day and what a great card! I love it!
Helen, you scored a great win with this die, and it looks lovely used on this card. Really loved the way you've dipped the tail of the y down into that snowbank. Such a pretty look with the soft shade of blue and the snow white. Great job on your GD spot at August's Rudolph Day. Thanks for your visit & TFS.
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