We recently got back from Hawaii and while we had an amazing time there visiting new places and enjoying the weather, my husband picked up a bit of a flu on the way home...so a bit of recovery time for him this week.
We have another challenge starting over at Less is More. The challenge for this week is Geometric. If you are a regular follower you'll notice we have been in a bit of a roll on shapes...well let's keep it going. Looking forward to seeing what you come up with. Here is my take on the challenge...
This is a quick and easy one layer card. I simply stamped the red tree and masked it. I then stamped the other two trees and added the sentiment. I thought it needed something a little extra so I added the grey stars....now looking at it I'm thinking I should have added some silver stars instead...oh well. I can do that next time. This will be a very easy card to mass produce for the holidays!
Here's a close up of the card. Looking forward to seeing what you come up with for this challenge!
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We have another challenge starting over at Less is More. The challenge for this week is Geometric. If you are a regular follower you'll notice we have been in a bit of a roll on shapes...well let's keep it going. Looking forward to seeing what you come up with. Here is my take on the challenge...
Here's a close up of the card. Looking forward to seeing what you come up with for this challenge!
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Wonderful one layer, Susan! Great masking and color choices, this is such a cheerful and happy looking Christmas card!
ReplyDeleteI hope your hubby recovers soon, flu bugs can make you feel so miserable :(
ReplyDeleteWell done on getting ahead with a Christmas card and I love the non-traditional colours, and as you say, a great design for mass-production! Hugs xx
Great idea to make the trees from triangles, super Xmas card.
ReplyDeleteThanks for having me over to GD this week. :)
This is a fab, contemporary Christmas card design, Susan! I love the non traditional colours and stylized trees. It is a clever take on our geometric theme. I hope your husband feels better soon and that you have a great weekend x
ReplyDeleteWhy did not I think of it? Pines, of course! Your card is superb and this set of stamps is so cute! The perfect illustration of a CAS card! Thanks for inspiring for the coming holidays cards ! Have a fabulous WE ! xx
ReplyDeleteVery stylish and a super idea for a Christmas card that's also suitable for mass production! I love the colour palette too - somewhat Scandinavian in feel and really warm yet classy. Sorry to hear your husband's picked up the flu and hoping he feels better soon. Hawaii sounds awesome though - glad you enjoyed it! Have a fab weekend x
ReplyDeleteWell, I can see you're getting started on your Christmas cards! I haven't even thought about Christmas yet! That probably means I'll be furiously making cards in November! LOL! Love those trees!
ReplyDeleteCute OL Christmas card, Susan. Great idea for mass producing. Hopefully your husband feels better soon. Have a great WE.
ReplyDeleteLove it Susan!
ReplyDeleteNice & early start with Christmas cards & this one would be fun & simple to mass produce. Love the colour combo. Thanks for the inspiration.
ReplyDeleteA fabulous and unique way to use the geometric theme Susan. CAS-tastic! Such a gorgeous and contemporary look to your card. Great colours too xx
ReplyDeleteYour card really stood out to me Susan. I love the colour combo you have used - it works really for Christmas cards so I may have to copy that this year.
ReplyDeleteWhat a totally inspirational take on the geometric challenge and a perfect way to show that Christmas cards don't need to miss out on this theme. Gorgeous striking colours and a wonderful design.
ReplyDeleteI really LOVE your geometric Christmas trees, Susan! Such a sweet CAS design and fabulous color palette, too!
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