"J for joy or K for king"
My card is a joy one
My Husband's Aunt gave me a whole lot of these card stock frames for Christmas decorations. I decided to make them and adhere them to the front of a card to send out this year. Once the cards have been taken down at the end of the Christmas season the decoration can be detached and hung on the tree for years to come.
I will also be entering this at Rudolph Days challenge where it;s always
'Christmas'
and at Lil red wagon where it's
'Line it up'
My Husband's Aunt gave me a whole lot of these card stock frames for Christmas decorations. I decided to make them and adhere them to the front of a card to send out this year. Once the cards have been taken down at the end of the Christmas season the decoration can be detached and hung on the tree for years to come.
I will also be entering this at Rudolph Days challenge where it;s always
'Christmas'
and at Lil red wagon where it's
'Line it up'
Supplies:
Card stock: 160gsm in white
Double sided tape
Foil
Red gel pen
Crochet cotton in white
30/30 may
What a lovely idea! This is a pretty but very useful card. I like the idea of having the ornament to remove and keep for the tree. Your stitching work is so lovely.
ReplyDeleteThanks for taking part in the May Rudolph Days Challenge.
Oh, these look so festive and textured! What a great idea to send a card and an interactive element in the form of an ornament! Thank you so much for sharing your lovely christmas cards with the Rudolph Days Challenge.
ReplyDeleteLinda, DT
Hi Glenda,
ReplyDeleteHappy Rudolf Days.
What a very lovely creation and your design looks very beautiful.
Love your wonderful cross stitch work.
Thank you for joining the Rudolf Challenge.
Lots of crafty love. Jenny L. DT
What a wonderful idea! These are such lovely cards and it's wonderful that they can be appreciated for years to come!
ReplyDeleteThanks for joining us at Little Red Wagon this week!
Kate
Small Bits of Paper