I chose to use the octagon card cut file. The set includes the card shapes as well as just the card fronts (if you want a traditional square or rectangle card). There are several layers to this card shape. The base was cut using a tan card stock and the second layer was cut with a light blue card stock. I printed one of the designer papers onto white card stock and then used that to cut the top layer. I chose the scalloped inside (there is also a plain edged one) to frame the image. I used a pre-colored image from the Canadian Goose set. I absolutely fell in love with this color scheme. It's masculine, but with more subtle colors. You can't tell from the picture, but the frames have been lifted using foam sticky dots in two sizes, so there is a lot of dimension to the card. The sentiment, also from the set, was printed on white card stock, with a black card stock mat. The branches are from a punch and I used gold glitter, silver glitter, white and light blue card stock. Once I arranged them on top of each other, I added a black goosebump crystal at the base of each one. To finish the card, I added black crystals angled under the focal image. Here are images of the sets I used for this card.
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I am entering this card into the following challenges:
Word Art Wednesday Challenge #163 - anything goes
The Outlawz Thursday Twist Challenge - anything goes
Simon Says Wednesday Challenge - anything goes
Friends of Speedy TV Monday Challenge #147 - blue and silver
613 Avenue Create Challenge #103 - anything goes
The Kraftyhands December Challenge - no squares allowed
Send A Smile for Kids - winter fun for kids
Sweet Stampin' Challenge - anything goes
Sweet 7 Designs Challenge #8 - winter
C.R.A.F.T. Challenge #291 - anything goes
Creative Knockouts Challenge #69 - anything goes
Cute Card Thursday Challenge #353 - anything goes
I think everyone is getting TOO COLD this winter. I know I'm over it, and I don't even live in the cold. Thanks for sharing your art in our challenge, and please stop by again soon Susan. I always enjoy having you play along with us.
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Karen
Word Art Wednesday
Super awesome card. Great shape and fabulous image!
ReplyDeleteLove the card shape and that pre coloured image is awesome . Thanks for sharing your creation on Kraftyhands Challenge Blog
ReplyDeleteGreat shape and lovely image making for a very nice card
ReplyDeleteWhat a neat card. Love the great shaped look too!
ReplyDeleteGreat looking card and perfect for a guy. Love the shape and all the added dimension.
ReplyDeleteLovely card! Beautiful image and love the fun sentiments and coordinating papers that are part of this digi set. Your card also reminds me I haven't used my hexagon dies for awhile, will definitely blow the dust off them soon...
ReplyDeleteBeautiful card! Love the fab shape! Wonderful design!
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Thank you very much for joining us this week at the Simon Says Stamp Wednesday Challenge Blog!
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Melissa
Love this card Susan! I agree the shape really works here! Great job!
ReplyDeleteThis could not be more perfect Susan! What a great card!
ReplyDeleteThis is so neat! I saw it on the SAS4Kids blog, and the octagonal shape caught my eye. Love the combination of the goose & greeting--just perfect! Thanks so much for sharing this, and have a wonderful day!
ReplyDeletesuch a lovely shaped card, love the image so glad you joined us at Kraftyhands
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Boy oh boy...have I missed some of your postings. You are great at using this cut files. This is so beautiful!!!!
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