
Wow! The
Woodware UK team is up to the 27th sketch, which you can see at left. My version provides me with the opportunity to start stockpiling holiday cards for this year. I fully intend to create a bunch of the
card that I posted last week, but it's always fun to go off in a totally different direction...in this case, vintage.
I just received a jumbo box of
Woodware goodies the other day, and I was so excited to open it up and play. I love these
Christmas Post papers from
Craftworks Cards. They come in 8 inch square pads, and having matching
punch-out elements. I substituted the oval in the sketch for a few of these elements, which I sponged brown ink around the edges to make them pop.
My
Dreamweaver Poinsettia panel was paste-embossed by mixing a small amount of
Dreamweaver Glossy Red Paste

with a bit of
black acrylic paint to tone down the brightness for that vintage look that I was going for. Once the paste was mostly dry, I rubbed
gold foil over parts for some extra glitz without being "in your face". A little bit of
glue marker around the edges of the
Christmas Post Elements allowed me to add a touch of foiling there as well. I finished off the card with some
Mark Richards crystals,
Card Candi, and a
sheer ribbon bow.
If you haven't been keeping track of this week's sketch creations, and you'd like more info on how to play along, be sure to visit the
Woodware UK blog.
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