The items created in the following artwork were made from the Elemental Level 2 Paper Packet ($9.95, X7141B, p. 28). They were fun, whimsical, and some were very elegant. This assignment really made me rethink some of my other paper packs; could they be "Christmas" material too? How about you? Are you a traditional-color card maker or are you willing to adventure with some new colors?
Colors used in the Elemental paper packet: Desert Sand, Olive, Pacifica, Sorbet, Cranberry.
Circle cards are fun to make, and even more fun to receive! Georgia Hauglid created this one. You can't see it in the photo very well, but there are tiny sparkles in the center of each snowflake. These are fun to add to your projects (Bitty sparkles, Z1263, $2.95, p. 126).
This beautiful 5x7 card was created by Brigetta Giles. I love how she used stamp rolling to give the sleigh more dimension. You ink the sleigh with cranberry ink, stamp once on scrap paper, then roll the stamp into the cranberry ink again to make the edges darker than the center. It really makes the image stand out! The little olive accent ribbon and button brad are from the Olive mini-medley accents collection (Z1489, $4.95, p. 127).
Enjoy this elegant card created by Joanne Coleman. The satin ribbon (Colonial White Collection , Z1126, $7.95, p. 124) and pearls (Opaques Adhesive Gems, pearl, Z1336, $2.95, p. 127) make this card very special! Joanne raised the tree and accent squares with foam to tape to create even more layers of dimension. The stamped images are lightly sponged with desert sand ink. Gorgeous!
More ideas tomorrow!