Clearly Dasher

Hi there,

Just another reason to love Dasher, don't you agree. This is such a simple card to make and a little different. Clear acetate is used or the thick window sheet from Stampin Up. You must pre-score your fold and only Staz-on inks will stay on there permanently. Here I have used the cotton white Staz-on with the snow flurries stamp set from last catty, but any snowflake stamp will work. I have embossed a peice of pear pizazz with the petals-a-plenty folder. I have inked dasher in poppy parade and sponged around the edges. For a decorative edge the scallop trim border punch was just perfect. To disguise my adhesive from the inside I cut peices of white cardstock the same measurement as the pear pizazz on the front and stuck them first to the inside top, then with the card closed I stuck down the back piece, then opened it out and stuck on the last inside peice. Remember to keep all your edges as even as possible.

Enjoy Sharyn

Hi there,

Two posts in one day. What the? Just had to share it with you. I luuurrvvvee this little guy Dasher.

CARD RECIPE;

STAMPS; dasher, elements of style

CARDSTOCK;old olive, cherry cobbler, crumb cake, whisper white, jolly holiday designer paper

INKS; crumb cake, early espresso

ACCESSORIES; old olive satin ribbon, paper piecering tool, white pearls, sponge.

After inking up dasher with crumb cake, sponge a little early espresso around the edge to give the two tone effect, and cut him out without antlers, then mount him over another image stamped in early espresso. Flourish is stamped from elements of style as a background onto crumb cake using the same colour ink. Place some pearls over stars in the antlers.

TFL

Sharyn