Merry Monday #66

Once again the weekend has flown by and brings us to Monday morning! I am totally not a morning person and about the only good thing I can say about Mondays….is the Merry Monday Sketch Challenge!  Here is a look at this week’s sketch-

For a different look for your banners…do not adhere them all the way down on your card.  Before applying adhesive, I roll the end of my banners on my paper piercing tool to give them a little lift.  I then apply adhesive only 3/4s of the way down the banner.  This gives a little added dimension to your card with no pop dots needed!

 

I used one of the subtle prints in the paper pack to line the inside of my card. 

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

D1520 Ornamental Cheer Stamp Set

Clearly Sentimental About Christmas Stamp Set-MFT

Signature Christmas Paper Pack by My Mind’s Eye

X5642 Cocoa Cardstock

X5666 Twilight Cardstock

Z2500 Whimsy Pigment Inks

Z821 Clear Embossing Powder

Fishtail Dies-MFT

I have entered my card in the following challenges:

CHNC-Use a die cut or punch

Cuttlebug Mania-Christmas in June (used my Cuttlebug for cutting my dies)

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!

10 thoughts on “Merry Monday #66”

  1. I adore the colors and patterns you have used for your Christmas card, Allisa! The awesome thing about this flag and banner trend is how wonderfully they lend themselves to our patterned paper stashes! Thanks for the inspiration!! xxoo Darnell

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  2. Yum! Gorgeous papers and I love the way you've curled the banners up. It adds movement to your card. Love it Allisa! Hugs!

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  3. Allisa — That's one of my favorite Christmas paper packs (MME). Blue and brown winter paper is SO hard to find.

    Beautiful card!!

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  4. Beautiful card, Allisa. 😉 I like the banners rolled a bit at the edges like this. And I love these gorgeous colors and patterns, too. Very, very pretty.

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