For my card I've used the traditional holiday colour combo
For my scalloped edge I decided to cut around the design in the DP, and it's made a very pretty edge, I think. I have popped up the red drinks,and added a little touch of shading with a Warm Grey Promarker at the base of the glasses to give some dimension to my card.
Go and see what the other DT members have made with this sketch, there's bound to be something which catches your eye ;)
I think this is such a fab Xmas card great use of this stamp set x
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun and funky Christmas card! I do like the way you've made the scallop with cutting the paper.
ReplyDeleteVery, very cute Louise! I love this card!!! xx
ReplyDeleteHic! What a great Christmas card Louise, I keep eyeing that stamp set myself but haven't succumbed - yet! I love how you cut the paper for a fancy edge - ingenious! Ruth x
ReplyDeleteSuch a fun use of the paper - it's a wonderful look!
ReplyDeleteI LOVE the way you used the paper and cut it out, Louise! What amazing texture! Fabulous color scheme as I love a good traditionally colored holiday card! HUGS, friend! :)
ReplyDeleteYou know how when people raise their glasses for a toast, they often say "cheers"? I like how you played the sentiment with the phrase "Christmas cheer" with the drink images. Very festive and fun!
ReplyDeleteThis looks great with the delicate edging. x
ReplyDeleteLouise, you made a very cheery card. It's a great idea to trim around the design on your pattern paper! It's so pretty!
ReplyDeleteSuch a fun card Louise! Love your DSP element too. Cheers to you dear lady!
ReplyDeleteFabulous take on the sketch.
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