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Here's a couple cards I made the other day. This was the first time I played with the Six-Sided Sampler and Hexagon Punch. I have seen so many great cards using this stamp set. I wanted to use it to make a Christmas Card. I started with a piece of Crumb Cake and layer it with the hexagons. After I finished the 1st card, I realized the patterns did not line up correctly and it was driving me crazy, so I sat down and made another one. I changed the card base and added another layer.
Let me know what you think.
Thanks for stopping by,
Karen
Stamps: Six-Sided Sampler (C#130956, pg 125), Warmth & Wonder - Holiday Hostess Stamp Set (C#131883, pg 39)
Punches/Dies: Hexagon Punch (# 130919, pg 180), Extra-Large Oval (C#119859, pg 182),
Paper: Very Vanilla (#101650, pg 145), Crumb Cake (#120953, pg 145), Raspberry Ripple (#126842, pg 141), Old Olive (#100702, pg 143)
Ink: Crumb Cake Ink (#126975, pg 145), Old Olive (#126953, pg 143), Raspberry Ripple (#126859, pg 141),
Accessories: Crochet Trim Ribbon (#118481, pg 173), Homemade Shimmer Spray
Adhesives: Stampin Dimensionals (#104430, pg 175)
Love this card.........may have to copy for my cards. :) What color did you ink the edges with?? And can you share your dimensions of your layers?
ReplyDeleteThank you! I inked the edges with In-Color Baked Brown Sugar. The dimensions are the standard dimensions. The card front is 4-1/4" x 5-1/2", next layer 4" x 5-1/4", next layer 3-3/4" x 5"
DeleteI had to scroll up & down a bit to find the difference (thought my monitor was just lagging and showing me the same pic twice for a minute). I like them both, but the second card does seem a little less busy or more serene - great idea, and wonderful color combination.
ReplyDeleteI LOVE these cards. The distressing and colors are amazing. Great job!
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