I started this card for Less is More and then decided it would be more suited to Karen's brilliant sketch at CASual Fridays.... it's a fab sketch with lovely clean lines, so typical of her own unique style ......
Having a blog this year means that I'm collecting a few different designs together but still nowhere near enough yet!!! How are your Christmas cards coming along??
Whilst you're here I thought I'd show you the two cards I made for Lynn and Anne, my fellow DT members at St Luke's, they were both birthday girls this last weekend :)
I used Lawn fawn stamps for Lynn's card, I was so happy to make one of the
banner pennants into a flower pot :)
For Anne's card I used some patterned paper from a pad called Reminiscence
by Lasting Impressions
This leads me nicely on to remind you that you have one day left to enter the current challenge at St Luke's for a chance to win the Lili of the Valley stamps, because it's all change tomorrow night when we move into December with a new theme and prize, so I'll be back at midnight with an inspiration card for you :)
So until then I'll say goodbye and thanks for all your good luck messages for Hannah, I've been passing them on :)
Jenny x
All the cards you shared today are really wonderful.
ReplyDeleteAll of them are really beautiful and different cards, love them Jenny.
ReplyDeleteoh my gosh these cards are so gorgeous jenny! the sanding looks amazing, what a cool effect :)
ReplyDeleteThey're all gorgeous Jenny, you have been busy! Love the sanded embossing on the first one, but I think the second one is my favourite - great colours and design and love the sentiment too :o) Lisa x
ReplyDeleteSorry? what was that you said Jenny? No time for crafting did you say? LOL!!! Love these three (and I'm very happy about the banner flower pot too!) Not dong at all well ith my Christmas cards and need Life to stop happening for a day or so! Vx
ReplyDeletewow these are all awesome...love that embossed background and those flower scenes are so pretty...great cards..
ReplyDeleteHi Jenny well considering you don't have much time you made three incredible cards. As always elegant, tasteful and beautifully crafted. Love your choice of stamps and your amazing flair for colour and detail all three are a knock pout.
ReplyDeleteMarie
Wow what three beauties Jenny! I especially love your card for Lynn. Oh just makes me smile. Love how the sanded green panel turned out. Wow.
ReplyDeleteyour CAS-ual friday's card is gorgeous, jenny! and the birthday cards?? fab.u.lous!!
ReplyDelete1, 2, 3 stunning cards! I love them all. The second one is my favorite! The basket of flowers is beautiful!
ReplyDeleteThese are all fantastic cards, but I have to mention how absolutely brilliant that first one is! Such a great detail with the stitching and the color of the stitching, I think it is perfect and really makes the card!
ReplyDeleteLOve the sanded embossing!! Such a beautiful traditional card! Love the two birthday cards, too - Two very lucky ladies :) Thanks for your well wishes, Jenny!
ReplyDeleteWhat - Has your Christmas vacation started already - These wonderful cards must have taken you ages - so many beautiful details and wonderful techniques used. LOVE them all!
ReplyDeleteLove your sanded Christmas card it's great. The photo of my birthday card doesn't do it justice it was beautiful
ReplyDeleteAnne
Wow Jenny! That Vine embossing folder is fab and I love the distressed CS too! Just beautiful for a vntage christmas card!
ReplyDeleteHugs, Victoria ~x~
Hi Jenny
ReplyDeleteGosh you have been super busy!!
Loving each and every one of these beautiful creations.
Can't choose a favourite as they are all so very different and all brilliant in their own right.
Love Jules xx
Hi Jenny, You've made 3 fabulous cards, I love them all, such inspiration, well done, Gay xxx
ReplyDeleteBeautiful embossing. Love the stitches too. Your friends are lucky to get these birthday cards from you!
ReplyDeleteWow, you've been so productive. I like all the cards but the last one is my favourite. Lucky recipients.
ReplyDeleteJenny, I love your cards! I've seen Tim Holtz' papers and wondered how to "use" them properly...it looks wonderful. ;)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful cards, Jenny. I love your Christmas card. The stitching is such a sweet touch. :) ann
ReplyDeleteBeautiful work!
ReplyDeleteThanks for playing at CAS-ual Friday!
Laura
Lucky birthday girls to be recieving those stunning cards Jenny and i love the Christmas card too Luv Sue x
ReplyDeleteA very Karen-esque card! Love the sanding and sweet stitching.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous cards for your friends. I really love the layout on the first on and that banner flowerpot is brilliant!