Quietfire Quick Clips Calligraphic Snowflake - Tealight

Hello crafty friends!

I made this tealight to decorate my fireplace.

Materials used:

 AWWW Flourished Christmas Minis 2 

QF | ECD

 and self-adhesive golden wrapping paper.

Happy crafting!

Kora

Falalalala

Hi, to all my crafting friends!

I have the pleasure to share this Christmas themed card with you using the brand new A Way With Words 2019 Calligraphic Christmas Falalalala dies by Suzanne Cannon. 

The card base is made out of white heavy cardstock. The background is made out of washi tape put on a sheet of white cardstock. 

To make the Falalala stand out more, I cut it twice. Once using black cardstock and once using white cardstock. 

I took the Falalalala from the black cut and glued it onto the washi tape decorated background. Then I took the inlets from the white cut and put that into the "wholes" of the black cut - like a puzzle.

Et voilá - now you have the finished card.

You can choose any colors and backgrounds and can mix and match just as your little heart desires.

 Have a happy crafting week!

Kora

The Magic of Christmas....

Hello everyone,
Yvonne here sharing a Christmas card.

For me Christmas has that magical  feeling and I love theglitter that comes along with that.
On today's card I combined a Quietfire Design not-Christmas stamp and  Christmas cutting die....by combining I thought it was perfect for a magical Christmas :-)

Quietfire products used:

• A rustle in the Wind #5593 (set of 4 stamps)
  
• Merry Christmas 2 #1235 Cutting die
  

Other products used:

• Cardstock: white, red, kraft, gold, vellum
• Deer cutting die, dark brown felt, gold glitter cardstock
• Archival ink Sepia
• foam ball clay (for the snow), Stickles, red rhinestone
• stamping tool, Glue pen, Self-adhesive tape.

I hope you like the  card.
Thanks for stopping by
and wishing you a great day!


Hugs from Holland,
Yvonne

Remember...

Hello everyone,
Yvonne here with a card using the Quietfire Design "Remember" cutting die.

By die-cutting "Remember" it from a contrasting color and not adding too much embellishments you make the sentiment the main focus on your card.

For my card I used dark grey cardstock... black was just a bit too much contrast :-)

I hope you like the card!
Thanks so much for stopping by!

Hugs from Holland,
Yvonne

Christmas is a Piece of Home!

Good morning!  Sherry here today and I have a card to share using one of the newer stamps, Christmas is a Piece of Home, and the new metal cutting die, Merry Christmas.

I don’t know about most of you, but I still have a huge stash of old Christmas/Holiday designer papers. In my quest to use what products I have, I dug deep and came up with a very old favorite from BasicGrey, Figgy, to use for the card.  The edges of the paper were inked with Antique Linen Distress Ink and then sewn to a cardstock base.  The sentiment was stamped in Forest Moss Distress Ink then die cut/embossed with some old retired oval die templates.  The seam binding ribbon was dyed with Forest Moss to match the sentiment.

For a change, I decided to decorate the inside of the card using the same Figgy paper.  Before die cutting the inside sentiment, a small piece of double-sided adhesive was attached to the paper so it was easy to adhere to the inside of the card.  It cut great and was easy as pie to attached the sentiment.

Thanks for stopping by and joining me today!









Project Supplies:

Christmas Is a Piece of Home Merry Christmas - Metal Cutting Die Elizabeth Craft Double sided Adhesive, 8.5 x11 Sheet Scrapbook Adhesives 3D Foam Squares, WHITE, variety pack Ranger Distress Inks at Quietfire Design

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A Way With Words - Best Wishes!

Welcome to A Way With Words!  Each day during this event we’re sharing projects made with the brand new Elizabeth Craft Designs word dies.  All these designs are from original hand lettering by Suzanne Cannon and can be found at both Quietfire Design and Elizabeth Craft Designs.

Sherry here today and I have a card to share using the new metal cutting die, Best Wishes.

Using some Prima paper from my stash, Something Blue, the edges of coordinating paper were distressed, sponged with Antique Linen, and then sewn to a base of cream cardstock.  The words, Best Wishes, were die cut from a coordinating brown, and affixed to a layer of rectangles.

The decorative flowers are some from my stash (Prima Seashore) and the ribbon was dyed with Peacock Feathers Distress Ink to match the flowers.

Thanks for stopping by and joining me today!

Hello!

Good morning!  Sherry here today and I have a very quick and clean card to share with you.  I’ve been so taken by all the clean and simple watercolor cards I’ve been seeing on Pinterest and other social media sites.  Now typically this is SO NOT my style, but I decided to give it a try anyway.  I’m afraid I didn’t get all the white space that I’ve been seeing, but believe me . . .  I will be trying again!

The background was made my mixing up some Color Burst with water and first misting the watercolor paper with Aquamarine Blue adding just a hint of Orange.  Once that was dry, I used a flourish stencil (from a prior Quietfire hop with Dreamweaver Stencils) which was placed on the background and misted with more orange.

The sentiment “Hello” was die cut/embossed from blue paper with the new Quietfire Design Metal Cutting Die - Hello.  Hello was then affixed to the card front using a Quickie Glue Pen.  A second layer for the card with cut from the same blue paper.

Thanks for stopping by and joining me today!!









Project Supplies:

Quietfire Design Hello - Metal Cutting Die Dreamweaver Stencil LJ 896 Large flourish Scrapbook Adhesives 3D Foam Squares, WHITE, variety pack Quickie Glue Pen Self-Adhesive Pearls 60/Pkg

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