Here are two more cards from the "Magic of Christmas" class over at My Creative Classroom. Bolth of these feature snowflakes and lots of glitter! The first one is a snowflake slider card, where the snowflake and attached greeting tag slide up and down on the front of the card. The second one is a twirler card, with the snoflakes attached with crochet thread to a window in the card front, so they can spin around in all their sparkly glory, LOL!
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Monday, July 30, 2012
Sunday, July 22, 2012
A few more Christmas cards
Here are a few more cards from the interactive card class by Catherine Scanlon at My Creative Classroom. Although these cards are more involved than any I've made before, it's a lot of fun to work with the different techniques, and they all would be adaptable to birthday cards or other holidays.
Monday, July 16, 2012
a couple of Christmas projects
Getting in the Christmas spirit this month by taking a couple of on-line classes at My Creative Classroom as part of their Christmas in July celebration.
This countdown calendar is the first project (taught by Donna Salazar) from the "All About Christmas" class. It's a mix of glitz and grunge, and was a lot of fun to make (if you don't mind getting very inky fingers, LOL!) It looks better in person, because it's hard to see the distress stickles and rock candy crackle paint in the photo.
This countdown calendar is the first project (taught by Donna Salazar) from the "All About Christmas" class. It's a mix of glitz and grunge, and was a lot of fun to make (if you don't mind getting very inky fingers, LOL!) It looks better in person, because it's hard to see the distress stickles and rock candy crackle paint in the photo.
This card is the first in the "Magic of Christmas" card class taught by Catherine Scanlon. This is a tri-fold tent card, so it can be displayed easily, and there's plenty of room for a photo and sentiment or holiday letter inside.
I can't wait for the next lessons in each class!
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