Merry Monday #49

We are back with a sketch challenge this week at Merry Monday!  I decided to create a rustic Christmas Card with a country feel.  Here is a look at the original sketch design-

My wreath was created with the Remarkable Wreath stamp set which recently retired.  This was such a popular stamp set, that I stashed away a few sets for future orders.  If you would like to add one to your collection, send me ane-mail. My hemp twine started out as a natural color which sorda clashed with my grey tones.  I ran my Whisper pigment ink over the hemp to give it a slightly gray tone to match my card.  I inked up a single strand of the hemp with Barn Red ink for the bow on my wreath.  My decorative shape was cut with the Cricut Art Philosophy cartridge.

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

Z1686 Cricut Art Philosophy Collection

B1412 Perfect Fit-Holidays

C1473 Remarkable Wreath

D1520 Ornamental Cheer

X7157B Dakota Paper Pack

1385 White Daisy Cardstock

Z2173 Slate Ink

Z2104 Barn Red Ink

Z2503 Basics Pigment Inks

Z280 Natural Hemp

Woodgrain Embossing Folder by Sizzix

Be sure and stop by the other Merry Maker’s blogs to see their creations!

Bonnie Klass

LeAnne Pugliese

Nina Forsyth

Wendy Aungst

Narelle Farrugia

Sue Joyce
Sherry Eckblad
Margaret Moody 
Vicki Burdick

Thanks for stopping by!

11 thoughts on “Merry Monday #49”

  1. Ooh… I loved using these papers for Christmas cards this year, they have such a great rustic feel to them. I may have to CASE your pretty version :o)

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  2. Oh joy! I had two cards left from this set that jad just a teeny line of ink and I was trying to decide how to save the cards as they are still so pretty. Cut it out in that cool shape and that should do it! Plus, I love the houndstooth and the hemp etc. which will make it all new and rustic! Thanks so much for the idea!!!!! This is so pretty. Some how I ended up buying two sets!

    Chris R. from Iowa

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  3. Beautiful!! I don't have this paper, but I think I need it now! As always, your work is so inspirational to me– thanks so much for sharing.

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