Showing posts with label Christmas Eve was a Night of Song. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Christmas Eve was a Night of Song. Show all posts

Tuesday, November 28, 2017

"Christmas Eve was a Night of Song" card


Hello everyone,
Yvonne here with a Quietfire Design Christmas card.
I can't believe how time flies....only 4 weeks to go to Christmas!

For today's card I used Quietfire Design Christmas stamp "Christmas Eve was a Night of Song".
With a sentiment this beautiful one does not need a lot more than a gorgeous die-cut to frame it.




Used materials:

  • Quietfire Design: Christmas Eve was a Night of Song (set of 2 stamps)
  • black ink pad, acryllic stampblock
  • die-cut (Spellbinders)
  • cardstock: white, red, green, silver
  • rhinestones, ribbon (bows)
  • adhesives, paper trimmer
I hope you like the card.


Thanks for stopping by
and wishing you happy Christmas crafting!

Hugs from Holland,


Tuesday, October 17, 2017

Scrapbook Adhesives by 3L® Blog Hop - Day 2

Hello everyone! Welcome back!  It's Day 2 of the Quietfire - Scrapbook Adhesives by 3L Blog Hop and Giveaway!  Are you all tuned up for more goodness?  Excellent!  Make sure you enter to win the prizes - read on to the end of the post for details!

Our first card today is from Diana, our Queen of CAS!  She makes the most elegant cards where the message just pops out.

Hi, everyone!  It's Diana here today to share with you my card for this hop.  I made a Christmas card with some very classic colors and papers - they were a  perfect backdrop to this beautifully lettered Christmas quote by Suzanne.
 
I started by stamping in black Versafine ink on a sheet from K and Company EB Visions of Christmas paper and embossing over the black ink in clear.  I then die cut the quote out with Spellbinders Resplendent Rectangles.  I use the Scrapbook Adhesive foam squares to pop up the layer.  The matting layers were also from the same paper stack.   



 

What's a Christmas card without some gold?  I added some gold foiling by cutting up strips of Scrapbook Adhesive Sheets and burnishing the gold foil sheet (from the 3D Foam Christmas Shapes kit) over them.  I love the subtle look of it.    I added a bow with some garnet seam binding.
 



 
Quietfire Design
Christmas Eve was A Night of Song

 Scrapbook Adhesive by 3L Supplies
3D Foam Squares white mix
Adhesive Sheets 4x6 
EZ Runner Permanent Strips Refillable Dispenser #01200
NEW 3D Foam HolidayEmbellishment Kit


Others:  Spellbinders Resplendent Rectangles


 
Connie is our scrapbooker and has created this sweet fun page to inspire and make us smile!

Hello, Connie Nichol here today with a scrapbook layout featuring some fussy cut patterned paper and lots of dimension from 3D foam adhesive.

 
The patterned paper is a leftover sheet from a line called ‘Where the Wild Things Are” and although the theme didn’t really go with the enlarged photograph I wanted to scrapbook, the colours were perfect!!   So all I need was fussy cut bits of the leaves from a sheet of the patterned paper and tucked them under the photo.  To make the layout really pop, I used 3D foam squares, both small and large to pop up some of the leaves, as well as the monsters and the stamped ‘We do not remember days’ quote.

 
 

For the title, I die cut Friends from a piece of white cardstock and  adhered it to the photo by rolling up small Dodz adhesive dots and applying them to the back of the die cut.  This is a very non-messy way of adhering a detailed die cut which also gives a little bit of dimension.

Quietfire Design:
Friends metal cutting die
We do not remember days stamp
 
Scrapbook Adhesives by 3L:EZ Runner Permanent Strips Dispenser  
3D Foam Squares  White Mix
Dodz Adhesive Dots Small

Other supplies:  Bazzill cardstock, Paper House Productions patterned paper and monster die cut, Clearsnap ink.



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Day 1, click: Scrapbook Adhesives Blog Hop and Giveaway – Day 1! and our Day 1

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Monday, October 9, 2017

Christmas Eve was a night of song


Hi and welcome to our blog today... i know it seems a little early to start inspiring you with Christmas ideas but it's always good to start early on the fun things to get you in the spirit and be ready!!

My card that i am sharing is with a brand new stamp called "Christmas eve was a night of song".  I tried to make it really simple since you might have to do alot of them so I only used the one die "Hemstitch Rectangles" to stamp the sentiment on and then just layered it with the papers.  This would be a wonderful man card too and the sweet sentiment really takes you back.


And here is a closeup of the sentiment.  It's so beautiful and Suzanne did an incredible job with the calligraphy on it.  I really love all the pretty swirls on each of the letters.

And that's it for me today... just in case here is a supply list for you:


Paper: Kaisercraft Christmas Edition
Dies: Becca Feeken Hemstitch Rectangles
Ink: Versafine Onyx Black

Scrapbook Adhesives by 3L: 3D Foam Squares, My Stik

Clear Embossing Powder, Want 2 Scrap Red Rhinestones


Friday, August 18, 2017

Christmas Eve was a Night of Song


I love this quote.  It makes you slow down and read.  Whether you sing or not, it leaves you warmed.  You have a tiny smile on your face.
Christmas Eve was a Night of Song is another of our brand new rubber stamps.  It comes as part of a set with a companion stamp that simply says Merry Christmas. 
I let this gorgeous Bo Bunny Paper do a lot of the "heavy lifting" for me.  I love it's woody, wintery look.  The pink cardstock adds a little pop and the jute twine (left over from bookbinding projects) helped keep that outdoor rustic look. 

Here is how you can make this card!
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