If it’s July, then it must be that time every crafter starts their Christmas projects! For my Christmas in July card, I used some fun This Calls For Confetti goodies to create a Holiday surprise (and I made the envelope myself!)
For my card, I used these delightful This Calls For Confetti items:
Welcome back for Caffeinated Christmas Card Challenge #31!
The theme is: Stars
We are so happy to announce this month's sponsor, This Calls for Confetti!
I'm LOVIN' the beautiful NEW goodies from This Calls For Confetti! Versatile, fun and perfect stamps, dies and embellishments for so many occasions!
Alice's Story - Honeysuckle Stamp set
Alice's Story - Honeysuckle Outline Dies
My card features these fabulous This Calls For Confetti goodies:
Alice's Story - Honeysuckle Stamp Set
Alice's Story - Honeysuckle Outline Dies
Creating a pretty Easter card is so easy with these fabulous goodies from This Calls For Confetti! Decorate the egg shapes by simply using the stencil with different inks on a white (or other light-colored) cardstock cut to the size of the A2 Cover Plate (5.5 x 4.5).
To make the shaker, I cut a piece of the new Speckled paper
with the Egg-cellent A2 Cover Plate die and adhered a piece of acetate on the
back side. Then, on top of the acetate,
I applied thin foam adhesive around the edges and in between the eggs (it looks
like a grid); leaving the protective tape on the foam. In the middle of each ‘grid box’ I placed
different colored sequins. Then I gently
removed the protective tape and adhered the stenciled piece (face down) onto
the foam.
To finish, I cut the egg-shaped center from the Easter Egg Dies & Stencil Bundle then chose a sentiment from the Easter Egg Rub-ons and – yep, rubbed it on the egg shape.
Products Used (click on item to take you to the shop):
Egg-cellentA2 Cover Plate Die and Stencils Bundle
Easter Egg Dies & Stencils Bundle
