A Deer Friend

Today I have another Creative Cuts and More project to share.

I started with a Arch Window A6 Card die cut from Neenah White cardstock.

The Deer is Cottage Cutz die,  Elegant Reindeer.
I added a Small Pine Tree and a Large Pine Tree to complete the scene.

I don't remember who made the cloud paper but lots of companies make cloud paper so you should have no trouble finding some.

The sentiment is from an AmyR sentiment stamp set.
I hope you enjoyed today's quick and easy project!

Kristine

Wonderful Wedding

Happy Monday Everyone!!!

I hope you are getting to stay at home and enjoy a few more days of holiday/family time! As for me I am back to work but I did have a very nice weekend with family. And before the weekend came to a close I had a chance to make this fun Wedding Card.

Some friends of ours are getting married on NewYears Day. New Year...New beginnings...we are very happy and excited for them.

The card base is an Arch Window A6 Card from Creative Cuts and More. I find that this large window works really well with digital images because you can size them to fit the window exactly as you want. This image is "Wedding Couple" from In Style Stamps.

This Arch Window A6 Card is perfect for all those Wedding Cards you'll need in the coming months! Get a few to keep on hand!

Have a great week!

Kristine

Moose Sighting...

Hi, it's Darsie, with a fun card! I just got a bunch of Christmas die cuts from Creative Cuts & More, and created this delightful holiday scene! My base card is the Arch Window A6 Card which I ran through a Cuttlebug folder for my decorated window. I then brushed a black ink pad over the embossed areas for highlights. Next, I took a piece of  acetate and painted my "frosted windows", with white acrylic paint, added snowflakes, then adhered it to the back of the window. My Christmas Tree #04 Large is made of Alpine Velvet Paper which I put through the "Swirls" embossing folder, and my Moose - Small is cut out of Midnight Velvet Paper. Most all of Creative Cuts Die Cuts can be ordered in the Velvet paper, or the hundreds of other varieties of paper they carry.

On the inside of the card, I stamped a pine tree from Stampin' Up in Pine and Gray ink, then brushed the bottom portion with Brilliance Moonlight White for my snow. I added some presents, a chipboard sentiment, K&Company stickers, a sparkly red star, and a velvet bow to finish the scene. 

 

 

 

Kinkade Arch Window

After making all kinds of cute and pretty things, it was time for me to go in the opposite direction with a masculine card. This arch window card has a Thomas Kinkade scene stamped on the inside so it really does look like you are looking out a window. I used the A2 Arch Window die cut in a chocolate brown cardstock color.

I brayered some brown ink onto the stamp to get the best impression and then stamped it on some ivory cardstock. This image works beautifully with these window cards from Creative Cuts and More. Once I was sure the ink was dry, I used a sponge to add a little Old Paper distress ink to age up the image a bit.

It is fun to pull out stamps that have scenes on them and use them with these arch window cards. Do you have scenic stamps hiding in your crafting space? Pull them out and order some A2 Arch Window die cuts and create some beautiful cards in no time.


Die Cuts:
A2 Arch Window die cut from Creative Cuts and More

Stamps:
The Good Life (Thomas Kinkade) from Cornish Heritage Farms
Autumn Abundance (sentiment) from PTI

Ink:
Chocolate Chip (Stampin Up)
Old Paper distress (Ranger)

Paper:
Chocolate Chip
Always Artichoke
Naturals Ivory


Other:
hemp twine
aged copper brads (Making Memories)
sponge
Modern Label punch (SU)
word window punch (SU)

Winter Arch Window

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Remember my fall arch window card (seen here)? I wanted to do something with a winter theme, so I ordered another A2 Arch Window card from Creative Cuts and More in this gorgeous Pomegranate color (Bazzill Canvas Texture). Instead of going with green and red, which are Christmas colors, I went with red and white and a hint of sky blue coloring for that frosty feel.

The stamps are from Cornish Heritage Farms' Christmas Critters and Winter Trees sets. The deer, cardinal, and penguin were all colored with Copic markers and then "fussy cut." Why a penguin? With this Arctic blast that we've had here in Texas, it sure feels like we live in Antarctica this month! LOL

For the snow at the bottom of the card, I used this fun stuff called Faux Snow. I applied some liquid glue all around the bottom and then covered it with this Faux Snow. I had to add just a touch of warm fuzzies by tying some soft fluffy white fibers around the side of the card.

Here's hoping you stay warm this winter!


Die Cut: A2 Arch Window card from Creative Cuts and More
Stamps: Winter Trees and Christmas Critters from Cornish Heritage Farms
Ink: Broken China distress, Tuxedo Black Memento, Espresso - Adirondack
Cardstock: white
Other: sponge, copic markers, white fibers, Faux Snow

Arch Window Lighthouse Card

Hello! This is the Arch Window A2 Card from Creative Cuts and More! You can use Killer Red Tacky Tape to attach the acetate!

Here are the details:
Stamp Set: Light of The World by Sweet 'n Sassy Stamps
Die Cute/ Card Base: Window available at Creative Cuts and More
Accessories: Rub Ons, Copics

I hope you have a FABULOUS day! Thank you for stopping by!