Holly Frame
by Sue McRae

Hi everyone! Sue here with my second post for the blog blitz. Today I'm showcasing the Delicate Holly Frame.

This die covers a full A2 card front and can be used as your focal image for the card or how about a fun shaker card? Some of the holly leaves are solid with embossed lines and some have negative pieces that can be poked out. I went for a random look and left some of the negative pieces of the leaves in place, the choice is yours! 

I took glossy paper and coloured it with alcohol inks in different shades of green and then die cut it and adhered it to a gold shimmer card stock.

The sentiment and Fluffy Bows were cut from red sparkle paper and attached to the card.

The blog blitz continues until July 18th so make sure to stop by for each blog post and comment for your chance to win the featured die. The die I'm giving away is the Delicate Holly Frame.

Happy Crafting!

 

 

 

 

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76 Comments

  1. So very pretty – love how you gave the holly leaves variegation by using the alcohol inks on glossy paper !!!

  2. Gorgeous card! The holly Fran has so much elegant detail! Love the little bow too! The color combination is awesome too! Lovely card!!

  3. BEAUTIFUL card Sue!!!
    LOVE your DELICATE holly frame and PRETTY die-cut layers, it’s a SHIMMERING DELIGHT!!!

  4. Simple and simply perfect! The glossy paper covered with greens make this card very sophisticated. You really made the most of the dies areas that can be punched out or left in place. The wonderful ‘happy holidays’ (love that font) fits nicely in the interior space.
    Thank you for this card that wouldn’t take long to assemble (now that you’ve designed it with your fine sensibilities), and that any of my friends would happily receive.

  5. What a gorgeous frame die! I can imagine how awesome it would look with some gold or silver foiling!

  6. Love the card and the holly frame. Images of holly bring that fun, Christmas cheer! I’d like to play with it and add beads, dots or sequins for the ubiquitous berries.

  7. Beautiful! I can see this with lots of poinsettias sprinkled around it!! The bows are pretty too! TFS!

  8. The Delicate Holly Frame is gorgeous! Pretty details! Love your beautiful card!

  9. Lovely work on
    this card. The
    frame die is
    very pretty
    and looks great.
    Carla from Utah

  10. Great Christmas Card, love the dies you have used. More to add to my wish list.
    Elaine

  11. Frame is great and so is the fluffy bow!I could have a lot of fun with that! Here’s hoping!

  12. This holly frame is so bright and cheery. It’s very versatile. I’d love to add it to my Poppystamp collection

  13. Beautiful traditional Christmas card. Would love to make a bunch of these for the holidays.

  14. A wonderful card Sue. The holly frame and happy holidays sentiment dies are wonderful.

  15. I love holly and I love traditional red and green for Christmas so this one is a winner in my book.

  16. Hi Sue, This holly frame die is stunning and I love how you have left some of the negative pieces in-situ, and I love how the sentiment has a ‘star’ for the top of the ‘i’, I love your card.
    Lots of love from Patricia xx

  17. This is gorgeous! I love Poppystamps frame dies – I use them to make shaker cards! Love the cute bows too! My wish list just keeps growing!

  18. Great card. I like the way you added bows to the corners. Really like this frame. I would be great for mass producing holiday cards.

  19. I really like your alcohol inked holly frame Sue, its got a great marbled look.

  20. Love the glossy accent highlights on the leaves and what a stunning frame with endless possibilities thanks for sharing.

  21. Gorgeous card. Love the Holly Frames and that you put a darling bow in each corner. Well done!

  22. Love this holly frame as it has endless possibilities for Christmas cards. The pop of red just lifts the card. X

  23. Wow, that is gorgeous! I love all the shimmer and the traditional Christmas colours.

  24. Wonderful traditional holiday card. Like the color variation you got on the holly leaves with the alcohol inks.

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