Hello Friends..
Before I could start with my post I would Love to share a funny thing happened with me. Here In India we have Summer Holidays and I didn't know at all that in US they have holidays in December. So when we got to know theme of the challenge I was totally confused as why Holidays in Winter. Any way lets get back to the post. So now you know the theme of the challenge and the collaborating company for this month still I will make it clear.
This month at A Blog Named Hero we are collaboration with the Simon Says Stamp and our theme for this month is Winter Holidays. Do visit the blog for more details and wonderful take on the challenge from my Dt friends.
Now lets come to my card..
Before I could start with my post I would Love to share a funny thing happened with me. Here In India we have Summer Holidays and I didn't know at all that in US they have holidays in December. So when we got to know theme of the challenge I was totally confused as why Holidays in Winter. Any way lets get back to the post. So now you know the theme of the challenge and the collaborating company for this month still I will make it clear.
This month at A Blog Named Hero we are collaboration with the Simon Says Stamp and our theme for this month is Winter Holidays. Do visit the blog for more details and wonderful take on the challenge from my Dt friends.
- I prepared a card base with a light green card stock (its mix of kraft n green).
- Its a side folding 3.5x8.25 card.
- I heat embossed leaves from Simon Says Stamp set and die cut them out.
- Gold heat embossed sentiment on vellum and gave it torn effect.
- Arranged my elements on the smaller panel, edges of which I had distressed.
- Foam mounted panel on the card base. Glued few leaves flat and few foam mounted.
- Added a few golden dew drops.
- Loved the dimension of the card and how it turned out.
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