Fa-la-llama

Hey stampers, Anni here!

I have another Christmas card for you. Do you think it is too early for Christmas cards? As I mentioned before I LOVE to make Christmas cards. And as the super cute llama from Say What?Christmas Critters from Lawn Fawn's latest release arrived I couldn't resist inking it up. I hope you don't mind!

I wanted to make the llama the star of my card but it is quite small. So I needed some further small images too add in. I went through my stash and searched for matching stamps. All the stamps I found I collected on an acryl block. That was the easiest way for me to have them on hand and I didn't want them to get lost on my desk.
I found the small trees in Lawn Fawn's Yeti Set Go and the presents in Mama Elephant's Wooly Winter.

Before I started stamping I die cut Waffle Flower's Lacy Layers from white cardstock. I created a scene by stamping (with my favorite black ink: My Favorite Things' Extreme Black Hybrid Ink) and masking. Then I coloured the scene using alcohol marker.

All that was left to do was to assemble the card.

Thanks for stopping by and have a crafty weekend.
Anni

           

Die Cut Flower

Hey stampers, Anni here.

Today I have a card for you with just a little bit of stamping and a lot of die cutting.

I started by die cutting the Paper Smooches' Adorable Array a few times from white cardstock. One of the flowers I coloured with alcohol markers - the inner and outer parts of the die cut. From the other flowers I just used the outlines and left them white.
I glued them to white cardstock to create a subtle background. From this background I die cut one of the rectangles of Waffle Flower's Lacy Layers.

On this rectangle I adhered the coloured flower as the focal point, hanging over the edge.
For the sentiment I chose a small one from Winnie & Walter's Sentimental: Birthday and heat embossed it in white on a stripe of dark brown cardstock. I adhered it to the card with dimensional tape.
For the finsihing touch I added some sequins.

Thanks for stopping by and have a crafty weekend.