The snowflakes were cut with Graphically Speaking, background done with Cuttlebug, sentiment was printed on computer and I pop-dotted some baby buttons on the centers of the snowflakes.
Then I sort of felt that I needed to change it up just a bit and added punches from the MS branch punch to make a little wreath and some pearls I picked up at the Arlington convention for an accent.
Both of them are the types of cards I enjoy making. Not too complicated to assemble but they turn out really looking good!
Linda, they are both beautiful. TFS! :-)
ReplyDeleteI like them both! I love the way you used the branch punch--why do I never think of these things??? And who knew Graphically Speaking has snowflakes? (Well, I guess you did!) Sure glad I found your blog!
ReplyDeletePretty! Love the red and white.
ReplyDeleteHey look! You made some tags!! ROTFLMAO
ReplyDeleteQuit picking on me! :) !!!!!
ReplyDeleteNow that I know how to use the tag corner punch there may be tags on a lot more of my cards! :) :)
Which Cuttlebug DidYouUsE?
ReplyDeleteThe Cuttlebug was used for the background only. It's a folder I purchased over 5 years and since they don't have the names printed on them I can't tell you what it's called.
ReplyDeleteTwo terrific cards! TFS.
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