Christmas cards
Good evening everyone
This afternoon I took some of my Christmas cards to the next stage & added the toppers to the base card;
This afternoon I took some of my Christmas cards to the next stage & added the toppers to the base card;
When I was looking among my ribbon boxes (yes I have more than one) for the ribbons to use I got a bit fed up with the mess they had got into. So I left the cards for a while & sorted the ribbons. I now have two boxes that contain reels of ribbon - both large & small & also 12 poly-bags that contain lengths of ribbon. I was amazed at the different colours I had collected over time & it was quite interesting sorting them out - remembering why & when I had bought them.
Red seems the biggest selection in this set. The colours in this group are - red, green, gold, cream, burgundy & festive.
In this group the colours are - white, blue, lilac/purple, yellow/orange, pink & black
I also found a few strings of tiny beads - well they are not beads actually - not sure how to describe them. The little square box has short lengths of narrow ribbon in it - they are the ones I cut out of clothes. Waste not want not! So some more organisation done.
Now that I know what dies work with which stamped topper I will be able to die-cut more than one at a time. Up to now I cut the "let it snow", then I cut the "snowflake" & then the "deck the halls" one at a time, as I was using up small pieces of card. Now I will stamp some of those images but different ones on the same piece of card - thereby cutting 3 at once. I know its logical but I didn't think of it at first - mainly because I was trying to find the right die for the topper.
That's been the creative part of my day today - more tomorrow. Almost time for bed now. Night night.
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