First we have this card that was sent in by Maureen from the UK:
Maureen says:
"I have used faded jeans distress ink throughout, the central pendant and the scrolls I cut on my cuttlebug and the centre stamped image is a larger village scene that I cut down in a nestie to fit. The background is stamped using a funky foam diamond shape and over stamped with holly and a music stamp, the flower is punched out".
Lovely work Maureen!
Next we have this card that was sent in by Julie Dudley:
Julie used a Russian stamp that she was given, and coloured her image using Copic Markers.
Great work Julie!
Next we have this card that was sent in by Laurence Colling-Schmitz from Belgium:
Laury says:
"I painted the page of an old book with acrylic paint (ivory) and glued it on my card. I added a scrap of paper at the bottom and used my sewing machine with a zigzag stich. The frame is cut out with the bigshot (nellies die cut) and I stamped the Xmas sock on a separate paper, cut it out and inked the edges".
"The next stamp (Infinimentscrap) I used is actually only one stamp, stamped on blue paper and on cream paper. I punched out a star with the snowman and glued the remaining text on top".
Great work Laury!
The 4th entry for today is an ATC that was sent in by Ros Crichton:
Ros says:
"My ATC was mounted on pink card stock. The background was from Webster Pages with sponging around the edges. I stamped the christmas tree (from Stampin Up's Lovely as a Tree) in 'Pink Pirouette' tipped in 'Wild Wasabi' and added a little sparkle. Not sure where the word JOY came from. Added a little silver charm and some velvet ric rac and a distressed pink star on top".
Gorgeous work Ros!
Now we have a Christmas decoration that was created by Nina Patena of The Philippines:
Nina says:
"I recycled 3 old CDs and made this Christmas wall hanging for our front door".
"It was super easy to use gel medium to adhere my patterned paper to the front of 3 never-to-be-watched again VCDs. I positioned my elements, stamped on the tag, used foam tape to adhere my vintage image from an advertising catalogue, used double-sided tape for the other elements, and used Ranger Inkssentials Glossy Accents to adhere the green plastic star. I then swiped white acrylic paint all around the edge".
Terrific work Nina!
Next up we have a Christmas tag that was sent in by Lesley Dupont from Canada:
Lesley says:
"This is a manilla shipping tag on which I used Dusty Concord distress ink and distressed the background. Then while that was drying I painted some Tim Holtz grungeboard snowflakes with acylic paints, the top snowflake is a metallic and the darker is a flat dark purple. The background of the stamp I stamped again in Dusty Concord distress ink with a snowflake stamp from Inkadinkado Ornate Christmas stamp collection. I also inked the edges of the tag with the same ink".
"The image I used was from FlickR, a great source for art images, and I used Starform glitter border to give it a bit of bling. I added some lace and button embellishments and the Let is Snow stamp was from Studio G Holiday stamps also stamped in Dusty Concord and it was mounted on a paint chip strip".
Beautiful work Lesley!
Phew! Are you all still with me? You are? OK then! I still have 2 more entries to share, but I'm going to make you wait until tomorrow for those ones! Teehee! So be sure to pop back tomorrow to check them out - there are lots of pics! :)
Stay inky!
~Sarah~






7 comments:
Oh wow girls... so much delicious eye candy... absolutely gorgeous!!!
Jenny x
lots of lovelies there , i love the purple color on the tag , great work ladies...
wow that CD door hanger is amazing.
All entries are truly wonderful with lots of creativity. Nice to see other country versions for Christmas.
Fantastic projects, ladies, & each one so different from the others. Now I better get back to my Christmas card-making! :)
Wow, some lovely Shabby Chic Christmas Creations there!
Fabby work ladies :)
Lots of lovely inspiration!!
You have inspired me to make a start on my Christmas cards!! ;)
I have emailed you Sarah, and blogged my Shabby entry!
Hope I've made it in time!!!!
Jan x
Cool work girls, so many different ideas, Cheers Jenene
What a feast for the eyes! Fantastic!
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