Happy Thursday, Everyone! Have you all finished your Thanksgiving leftovers yet? Sadly, I didn't have any to finish (we went to hubby's parent's house) but we certainly haven't starved, by any means. ;)Today I have a quick and easy card to make for Christmas. This would be a great one to make in batches. I started with the Harlequin Paper from Lindsay's Black and White Papers set. I printed out a small sheet (scaled to size) and then printed the stamp. You could actually print a few of each on one sheet and save time and money. I cut out the paper and attached 3 red brads in the lower right hand corner and glued it down on a black card base. I ran a strip of tombow adhesive on the edge and across the front and covered it with red ribbon. I cut out the stamp with my nesties, glued it down and done!
You can find the stamp set on Lindsay's Blog - and here's the best part - it's FREE! You can find the paper along with several
others in this set in Lindsay's Mygrafico shop for only $2.99!!
Check to see what the rest of the Design Team has whipped up for you today! And I think Lindsay will have a new freebie for you, so you can start with her! Have a great day!!Lindsay Weirich (Owner and Stamp Designer)
13 comments:
What a gorgeous card, love the paper!
This turned out fantasic :) Love the image with that paper!
very classic!! great card..I'm lovin the quick cards!!
:)
I love the red/white/black combo!
Your card is VERY Classy! LOVE IT!
Wow, I love the look of this, it looks so classy and elegant. ~Diane
So pretty and elegant! I love it!
Very pretty and elegant!
love the bold look!
Just a quick note to let you know that a link to this post will be placed on CraftCrave today [03 Dec 01:00am GMT]. Thanks, Maria
Such a beautiful card.. Love it!!
Hugs, Linda
ohhh love it. love the black n white with the touch of red. And I love that digi stamp. made all my christmas cards last year with that stamp. Awesome card. :-)
hugs
What a great graphic card! And how cool that if this were done in muliples, it would use up so much less ink, in B&W...very economical (important for large sets of multiples, right?! :>). But, pocketbook restraint aside, I love clean & graphic looks, like this!! :>
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