Our December Leading Lady Kimberly Rendino is back for her triumphant third performance! If you missed her smashing debut you must see it...CLICK HERE or her sensational second performance where she makes magic without getting inky...CLICK HERE. The cards today are so festive and fun and concentrate on a product I think most of us are wild about!
Without further ado, Kimberly....
Hello there! We are getting so close to the
holidays - can you believe Christmas is right around the corner?! I've
got a few more holiday cards to share with all of you today - and the focus
this time is on sequins, and how they can enhance just about any project!
Oh, how I love sequins....they are just as sparkly and less messy than
glitter, lol!
First up, a shaker card of course! I used the
Essentials: Audrey Cutaways to create my shaker frame. I filled it
with a variety of sequins and before putting it all together, I stamped and
heat embossed 'Be' from In a Word: Merry (the stamp set) in gold.
Once the shaker was adhered to my kraft card base, I added
the remaining details - the scripty merry from In A Word: Merry Coordinating
Cutaways cut from gold glitter paper, and the poinsettia, leaves and greenery
from In Bloom: Debra's Poinsettia. These were stamped on kraft
paper (the poinsettia with white pigment ink and Gold Delicata ink for the
details) and then die cut. To add even more sparkle and shine, I added
some tiny gold sequins to the center of the poinsettia!
Next up is a card using the gingerbread house from Sweet
Holiday with Evelin T Designs. I had fun creating a scene for the gingerbread
house - I added some hand cut snowy hills with a touch of Stickles glitter, and
sponged on some Distress Ink behind where the gingerbread house would be
placed. I colored the house with Copic markers and added more
Stickles for shine. Small 4 mm. sequins are the perfect size to add
embellishment to the roofline and a single black sequin serves as the doorknob!
That's all for me today - I hope you've been inspired to use
sequins as accents on your cards! Remember, I'm giving away a $30 w&w
gift card over on my blog, Kimplete Kreativity. Head over there and leave
a comment on any of my Leading Lady posts for a chance to win! See you back
here on the w&w blog next Saturday!
What a gorgeous shaker! Love how the poinsettia looks stamped in white & gold on kraft! Such a cute gingerbread house card--fun use of sequins! Happy Holidays!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful cards! Love that elegant shaker card with the rich colors and lovely poinsettia! And a darling winter scene with the gingerbread house!
ReplyDeleteI especially love the shaker card. The color combination is wonderfully rich.
ReplyDeleteOh wow!! LOVE the cards. The gingerbread house is adorable and that shaker card rocks!
ReplyDeleteBoth cards are beautiful but that shaker card, with it's non-traditional color combo, is so striking!
ReplyDeleteWow! Two awesome cards!!!
ReplyDeleteLove the bright cheery gingerbread house.
ReplyDeleteyour cards are so pretty = really love your first card and how the sentiment spans the whole card - certainly make someone's Christmas 'Merry" lol
ReplyDeletePretty and cute cards. I like how you used sequins.
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely gorgeous and fun!
ReplyDeleteWow! What a beauty! I love the pretty poinsettia, the whole design come up sooooo well, love it and love the holiday card with beautiful coloring!
ReplyDeleteWow! Gorgeous cards :)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful impact that these two cards create, great design!
ReplyDeleteI love the classy look of the shaker and the cuteness of the gingerbread house ! margessw@icloud.com
ReplyDeleteI am dazzled by that fabulous poinsettia shaker!! Sparkly sequins and gleaming gold. I am IN LOVE!!! The gingerbread house is so cute...just the sweetest little winter scene!!!
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I LOVE the sequins on the gingerbread house roof line, and your shaker card is so elegant with that color combo.
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