Christmas card

Hello everyone.

Karolina here, and I am sharing with you my new inspiration.

I created this Christmas card using a fantastic Fleur &Flourish Frame.

First, I prepared everything that I needed to make this Christmas card.

I used a hot embossing tool and embossed a frame.

I cut out three rectangles from patterned papers.

They measure 12cm by 17cm, 11cm by 16cm and 10cm by 14.5cm.

The next step was to glue together patterned papers to the base of a blank card.

Next, I stamped the Christmas sentiment. Cut out the circle shape and stick it to the frame.

Then I mounted the frame to the centre of my card.

I started to add some die-cut elements to build a composition.

When I was happy with the composition, I used hot glue to mount every element.

The Christmas card is ready. I hope you like this simple Christmas card.

I love how the gold frame changes the card's look. It is more festive and more beautiful. 

GSL product used:

Fleur & Flourish Frame

Other products used:

A blank white card, patterned paper, paper flowers, die-cut elements, glue, pearl, sentiment stamp, embossing powder, embossing ink and hot glue.

I hope you like my card, and I cannot wait to see your interpretation of this project. 

Please share it on the Gypsy Soul Laser Cuts Craft Group Page on Facebook.

Thank you for stopping by!

Karola

Stitches Sewing Greeting Card

Hey there friends and GSL fans! Ginny here dropping in with a sweet and vintagy sewing themed greeting card.

It's just so perfectly shabby with the soft colors and lovely floral patterns.

I've paired the patterned papers with some sewing themed chippies.

I purposefully picked a smaller focal image to make room for all these lovely layers.

The altered chipboard pieces really help to fill in and extend the floral arrangement to anchor this corner. I've even layered in  a smaller doily shape so I would have a nice flat surface to add my little scissors.

 The chipboard frame takes the place of my usual die cut doily and adds great texture and depth.  Additional embellishments like the sewing machine charm and vintage buttons finish this card off perfectly!

After selecting the chipboard pieces I wanted to work with I wiped them down to prepare them for altering.

The scissor s got a coat of metallic silver paint and the rest have a flat white acrylic added.

I used a Pitt pen to add the details on the scissor then a tiny metal brad for a realistic look.

Clear Nuvo drops are added to the handles then allowed to dry. The thread spool is coated top and bottom with a sand colored paint.

Last but not least I wrapped a coordinating thread around the spool and tied a sweet little knot in the front.
~Gypsy Soul Laser Cuts~ Circle Doily Set, Fleur & Flourish Frame, Vintage Seamstress Shapes Set

Wishing everyone a happy and productive day : ) G