You can see more in these pics of the style of the card:

See the window on the front fold, well that one was a bit of a challenge for me. I actually cut out a circle from paper, laid it on top, then cut it out carefully. I don't have a circle cutter (really, I know, I can't believe it either....it is on my Christmas list though!), so I improvised.
First I took my piece of paper, and folded it into 3 sections. I didn't measure, didn't try to be exact. I used a stamp and Versamark to stamp the image all over the front of the card and used some clear embossing powder on them to make them shine.
Next I cut out the front circle, as I metioned above. After cutting out my circle, I cut out another circle from a piece of paper slightly bigger than the hold and used that as my pattern. I traced this onto a piece of patterned paper, and cut it out with a pair of scalloped scissors. I needed to have a hole in the middle of this scalloped circle, to lay over the hole in the front of the card. So, I laid down my pattern of the smaller circle on top and cut it out with scissors. I glued down this scalloped circle over the hole. Now, I faux stitched along the inside edge with a white Uniball Pen.
For the second flap, the one that you can see the image through the hole in the cover, I measured the space and cut a piece of white paper to fit it. I stamped my image, added some Stickles for berries, and faux stitched along the edge.
On the cover, I added a piece of white satin ribbon. I marked where I wanted my ribbon, then along the edge of the card, I made a small slit with my scissors. I threaded the ribbon through the slit, and then tied my ribbon into a bow.
Done!
Fun, simple and you can use this as your inspiration!
Watch for my next post and next card inspiration.....
Happy Card Making!!
Watch for my next post and next card inspiration.....
Happy Card Making!!





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