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Hello! I want to share a card I made using some lovely items from Classy Cards 'n Such store. It is a monochromatic square card in pink and white.


To make this lovely card I die cut four square medallions with Spellbinders Damask Motifs from Stardream Rose Quartz metallic cardstock (sincerely, one of my favorite cardstocks). I added the medallions one next to the other to cover the front of the white card base. Next I added a piece of 3/8" gross grain ribbon across the middle of the card, vertically.

I heat embossed a sentiment from Our Daily Bread Designs Faith stamp set in Silver detail, on white cardstock. I die cut the sentiment using Spellbinders Adorning Squares and then I stenciled the resulting label with Ranger Distress Ink in Spun Sugar, using Ranger's Mini Ink Blending Tool.


I die cut four flowers from Stardream Rose Quartz, with Small Blooming Poinsettia by PoppyStamps. I double layered each flower and with one of them I didn't add the largest layer, to make it smaller.
I love so much the size of these die cuts and how they result in small and delicate flowers, perfect for embellishing without overwhelming the front of a card. I added Baby Rhinestones - Silver to the center of the flowers and also to the corners of the label, since they match so well the silver heat embossing.


This is one lovely, elegant, and pretty Christmas card with an encouraging verse, perfect for any occasion. I hope I've inspired you today with this post. I invite you to click on the links to check out each supply used, or to visit Classy Cards 'n Such store today, to check out all the new items added. If you do purchase remember to use my code Gracie-10 during checkout to get 10% off your entire order!

Thanks so much for stopping by.

This card is participating in:
Anything Goes - Our Daily Bread Designs
Anything Goes/Use your imagination - Christmas Stampin' All Year Long 
Pink Christmas - Gingle Belles
Sketch - Completely Christmas
Embellish It - Christmas Cards All Year 'Round


Comments

  1. OMG...this is such a gorgeous card. I love that beautiful sentiment and the colors.

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  2. Gracie, this is gorgeous!! I just love your use of dies, the silver embossing and the pink!! Gorgeous layered poinsettias!! Thanks so much for joining us at ODBD this week. I always enjoying seeing your creations!!

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  3. Oh, Gracie, this is gorgeous! I love these colors, and the dies are so beautiful, along with the beautiful die-cut flowers and rhinestones! And what a perfect verse to showcase on this card! So glad you've joined us again for the ODBD Shining the Light challenge, sweet friend! Hugs!

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  4. Very pretty. Thank you so much for entering our Completely Christmas challenge 34 mid-month sketch with your lovely creation - we hope we'll see you again soon, Hazel, DT and thanks also for sharing this for CCAYR October challenge - we hope we'll see you again soon, Hazel, DT x

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  5. oh my gosh, could this BE more lovely? I'm seriously blown away by how amazingly beautiful and elegant this card is! thanks for "thinking pink" with us at JINGLE BELLES for an awesome cause! ♥♥♥

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  6. Must check out that cardstock ... it is stunning in your design ... thanks for going PINK for a cause with us at Jingle Belles.

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  7. Really pretty and thank you for joining us at Completely Christmas x

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  8. Beautiful - love the pastel colours.

    Thanks for joining us at CSAYL.

    Helen x

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  9. Sorry. Beautiful card, but calling it monochromatic is a misnomer. Monochromatic means "one colour".

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