Some Bazzil Basics papers and a stamped artichoke panel with the pinecone image from Pinecone Christmas made of a quick card. My focal panel is a bit larger than the sketch, but couldn't resist using this poinsettia. Bit of hemp to keep with the earthy colours and just a touch of gold in the button for a splash of sparkle.
All the challenge details are over on the Mojo Monday blog and you can also view all the wonderful Mojo Makers samples. Should you wish more details on the Mojo Maker's cards, you can also visit their individual blogs noted below.
Busy weekend getting work done for hubby's office and trying to get some Christmas cards out the door. Head down, butt up as they say LOL!
Thanks for popping in today!
What's In It?
Stamps: Pinecone Christmas (Verve Stamps), Poinsettia Christmas (PTI)
Paper: Blizzard and Silent Night (Bazzil Basics), Always Artichoke, Bravo Burgundy (Stampin' Up), Cream Linen
Ink: VersaMark
Accessories: Poinsettia Die (PTI), Hemp Twine, Button, Gold Twine, Glue Dot, Dimensionals
15 comments:
Oh I love the script background paper. Gorgeous card Marisa.
This is magnificent, Marisa! The poinsettia looks like it is made out of felt. :)
Did you get a long email from me about a week ago? I have more updates since then, but not sure when I can type that long email. :) Thinking of you!
This is so pretty, Marisa! Love the twine and that fun pinecone background.
Gorgeous, classic card--love this!
Beautiful, Marisa. I love the word panel behind your poinsettia.
Beautiful. Love that pretty poinsettia.
those PTI poinsettias are my favourite :)
Gorgeous card, Marisa!
I'm with you girl....working hard!! Great use of the sketch!! Loving the traditional colors and those poinsettias! Still haven't had a chance to play with my new Verve!!
Love the two different backgrounds Marisa! This card is incredible! Hope you are well!
Very elegant & traditional Christmas card...well done!
Pretty colors and die Marisa. Rich and regal. Lovely! Hugz
Oh my...I'm smitten with that rich, eye-catching poinsettia; fabulous on its own, but perfect, here, in drawing your two patterned papers together. Someone will be wearing a mega-watt smile when this appears in their mail. Gorgeous!
~c
Now why can't I make show-stoppers like this! xxx
Fabulous paper - and just perfect for the gorgeous poinsettia!
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