How are you enjoying our weekly Heart of Christmas blog hop? Isn’t it a fantastic way of building up a stash of Christmas cards?!! I enjoyed it last year, but I am loving it even more this year.
Today’s card is a very simple one. I just love this piece of Designer paper from the All is Bright DSP pack. Because it’s a fairly busy piece and I didn’t want to chop it up and cover it too much, I decided to make a 5″ square card. I placed a layer of Gold Foil behind the DSP and glued it to a Merry Merlot card base. I stamped “Christmas” first and then die cut the “Merry” and glued it onto the card.
I adore this reversible Copper and Merry Merlot Ribbon and had to add a pretty bow!
I covered the “Merry” with the Wink of Stella Brush for some added glitter to match the ribbon.
The inside of this card continues with the use of some DSP, Gold Foil and this wonderful sentiment!
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Kate Morgan, Independent Stampin Up!® Demonstrator Rowville, Victoria, Australia 
Such an elegant card, Kate and perfect for this lovely DSP. I love what you’ve done on the inside too.
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Absolutely stunning Kate. I love the Merry Merlot together with that DSP, and the touch of shimmer on the die cut really adds wow. Thank you for sharing your talent on Heart of Christmas this week.
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Lovely elegant card Kate and love the sparkle from the Wink of Stella
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Lovely card Kate, love the D.S.P.
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Clever idea to stamp on the photographic images DSP
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Ooh, gorgeous and elegant card Kate! Love how you’ve “winked” the Merry to match the beautiful ribbon!
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What a classy, classical card Kate. Love your stamping on the lovely DSP, too clever.
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