I used several different sets from Mark's Finest Papers, a Heinrich Company, on my card. The music is from Christmas Music; the bird is from Christmas Cardinals; and the sentiment is from a non-Christmas set called Spring Joy. I used some glossy accents on the cardinal's eye and the holly berries and sponged around the edge of the card with Tim Holtz Worn Lipstick.
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Stamps: Mark's Finest Papers - Christmas Music, Christmas Cardinals, Spring Joy
Paper: MFP Snow Storm Heavy, Cherry Slush
Ink: Memento Tuxedo Black, Tim Holtz Distress Worn Lipstick
Accessories: Copic markers, Sponge applicator, Glossy accents
Beautiful card, Lois. That cardinal is colored to perfection!!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful, Lois. I love that Christmas music image and don't think I have it.
ReplyDeleteLike you, I've been getting some Christmas cards made, too. Can't start too soon.
Love all the RED, of course!
ReplyDeleteVery pretty, I love the beautiful red bird and the vintage looking sheet music.
ReplyDeleteLois,
ReplyDeleteLovely Christmas card - I love this Cardinal from MFP and he looks wonderful against the distressed sheet music.
My goodness, this is gorgeous, Lois!
ReplyDeleteyou truly aced this one....love the sheet music...the flowers and the fabulous sponging
ReplyDeleteLove the red sponging Lois!Fab image and coloring!
ReplyDeleteYou and Brenda both made such gorgeous Christmas cards - I wish I'd thought of that. That music stamp is beautifully done - looks just like the pages in some of my old hymn books downstairs. And I always love cardinals :D. Maybe one day I'll finally get to see them in real life. It's a lovely clean layout, too.
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