Artiste Merry Christmas

The Paper Players is having a CAS Challenge featuring Silver or Gold.  My card is about as CAS as they come.  One Cricut cut paired with a bling bow and a few brads to balance it out.  I love the script phrases on the Artistecartridge.  The Merry Christmas Saying will totally stand on it’s own for a Christmas card. If stamping is not your thing, then this card is for you!

I created my card with help from the Cricut Design Studio software. You would also be able to do the same thing with Cricut Craft Room or a Gypsy.  I used the George cartridge for my rectangle and then flipped the Merry Christmas phrase from the Artistecartridge.  If you are using solid cardstock,  you would be fine without flipping your image.  When using white cored cardstock, I prefer to flip the image when cutting.  By flipping the image, you do not have to worry about any white lines showing from an imperfect cut.

I kept the inside clean as well, stamped my saying in Cranberry ink to match my cardstock and ran a piece of Silver Shimmer Trim across the bottom.

All supplies by Close To My Heart, except where noted:

Z1790Cricut Artiste Cartridge

George Cartridge-Provocraft

G1043 Pear & Partridge WOTG Stamp set

1272Cranberry Cardstock

Silver Glitter Paper-American Crafts

Z2116 Cranberry Ink

Glimmer Brads-SU

Z1466Bling Assortment

Retired Organdy Ribbon

Z1799Silver Shimmer Trim

I have also entered my card in the following challenges:

Crimbo Crackers-Anything Goes

Holly Jolly Christmas-Three R’s-Red Cardstock, Ribbon, Round Button, Brads

7 thoughts on “Artiste Merry Christmas”

  1. Allisa, that glimmer paper behind the cut out sentiment is perfect. The ribbon is the perfect finishing touch. So glad you joined the Paper Players this week
    jaydee

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  2. Oh my goodness….this is just a real beauty! That open sentiment with the shimmer shining through…well, who wouldn't want to get this card for Christmas?! GORGEOUS! Thanks SO much for playing with my Paper Players challenge this week!

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