Wednesday 14 August 2019

Graphic 45 
Joy to the World 
Christmas Card
'Peace on Earth' 

Hello dear G45ers! 
Happy to share with you my
 Seasonal project this month
 featuring the beautiful Joy to the 
World Collection. This is such a beautiful 
Christmas line, I absolutely adore it!



I have created an A5 size Christmas Card
 using lots of different cutting dies, string, 
flowers and the collections pretty chipboard 
embellishments and ephemera cards.


Herewith the Supplies and Instructions you 
may use to recreate such a project:


Other Supplies used:
Various Cutting Dies
Wire
String
Flowers
White Cardstock
Eyelets
Scoring Board
Masking Tape
Foam Board/Cardboard


Cut an A5 size card from white cardstock 
and score in half.



Mat a sheet from the pattern sheets in the 8x8 
collection to fit the white cardstock card, leave
 a fairly large border. You can use your own discretion
 when measuring. Then add a mixed media texture 
cutting die to the bottom section and cut.
Tip: Use masking tape to keep the die in place,
thus making sure it stays in the position you 
want it.


Cut a few die-cut shapes for decoration
 and layering. 
Tip: Die-cut pieces work great for layering.


Use one of the larger ephemera cards 
and place a rectangle die over the image
 and cut. I used a stitched rectangle die. Mat
 this piece onto white cardstock. Also cut a 
tag from one of the smaller ephemera 
cards. Add an eyelet.


Add some matte pearl gems on the ephemera card.
Tip: These flat back pearls add great accents to 
cards. I love that the Graphic 45 pearls are 
self-adhesive. No need to glue. 


Layer the die-cut pieces and ephemera, adhere
 a piece of foam board (optional) behind the cluster.
Tip: Adding foam board will give the layered cluster
dimension. You could also use some cardboard
 instead of the foam board.


Tuck some of the die-cut leaves between 
the petals of the flowers.
Tip: By tucking the leaves between the
 flower petals,will give it some extra dimension.


Add some eyelets to the chipboard embellishments.


Add some string and wire underneath
 the flowers for extra texture.

Some more photos...






I hope this project inspires you to recreate
 your own, remember it is never too 
early to start making Christmas cards. 

Thanks for stopping by!

Happy Papercrafting!
Tanya

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