Supplies: Paper - Authentique Christmas;
Paper Studio kraft, red & glitter; scraps for rest
Dies - Hero Arts Paper Layering Poinsettia,
Holiday Greenery Edge (retired but HERE at Frantic Stamper),
& Cut-Out Christmas (retired but HERE at Frantic Stamper)
My Favorite Things Outside the Box Level Up
Other - Black Soot Distress Ink; Park Lane gem
Besides the poinsettia die set, I was determined to use a My Favorite Things box card die set I recently ordered. This is my first card with it &, in fact, my first box card ever!! I love how it turned out. In retrospect I should've layered my Merry letters - they are rather flimsy at one layer, even with heavyweight cardstock. I'll try to fix them later... ** Update - As Arlene suggested, I put a piece of acetate behind the Merry - worked perfectly. Thanks Arlene!!
Here are a couple more views of it:
I'll also add my box card to Darnell's October NBUS Challenge since my Level Up set got first play today. And by the way, Mount NBUS has become Mount Everest NBUS - yikes, I think my crafty supplies are multiplying overnight - LOL. Oh well, thanks for the continued encouragement to use it all, Darnell.
I plan to make more of these box cards - so fun and easy! Thanks for visiting and have a crafty day!!




Beautifully done, Linda this is amazing!
ReplyDeleteWOW! That bosx card is absolutely amazing, Linda.
ReplyDeleteI love it. What a great way to use that new die set. Maybe you can use acrylic behind the "MERRY" letters for more stability. An idea.
ReplyDeleteI love how this turned out! WOW
what a great job you've done on your first box card. It's gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteThis makes a very special presentation, Linda! Beautiful work!
ReplyDeleteWhat a jaw dropper, Linda! This is just stunning and I love the details you've included. I've not been brave enough to try a box card as yet - perhaps that's something for the future. Thanks for getting us started at Christmas Kickstart this month, Jo x
ReplyDeleteWow this is so gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteOh Linda that is one spectacular card for sure. I have a couple of the out of the box dies, this one might be next on the list.
ReplyDeleteOh wow this card is amazing and for the christmas time a very special eyecatcher!!!
ReplyDeleteOne to treasure for the lucky recipient Linda, absolutely gorgeous with all that beautiful detail!
ReplyDeleteA fabulous Christmas make! Love the layered poinsettia. Thank you for sharing at NBUS.
ReplyDeleteYou make it all sound SO simple, Linda, but you can't kid me, you put a lot of work into this glorious Christmas box card!! Wow! I love poinsettia stamps, dies, and stencils, so your layered beauties make my heart happy. Thank you for inspiring everyone at NBUS! Hugs, Darnell
ReplyDeletep.s. Congratulations on the well-deserved win at the final CAS Christmas Challenge!
Gorgeous! Love it in the box card form. I can see why this is a favourite.
ReplyDeleteI don't make box cards, but love seeing them! This is beautiful!
ReplyDeleteWow - what a card! Wonderful construction.
ReplyDeleteI think a box card is beautiful for Christmas, and this is a wonderful example! So festive and pretty.
ReplyDeleteTake care
Hugs
Carol x
Your poinsettia box card is beautiful. You did a great job with it, can't believe it is your first box card. TFS
ReplyDeleteWow, your card is beautiful! Such a talented lady!
ReplyDeleteLove your box card. Well done; I haven't been brave enough to try one, yet.
ReplyDeleteWas just admiring all the Poinsettia beauties in the Christmas Kickstart gallery, and had to stop by for a closer look at your box card Linda...it's FABULOUS!! I've had the dies for a couple years to make the box cards, but haven't used it since I got it...might have to rectify that now that I've seen your gorgeous card with all the layered Poinsettia's! I think it's the prettiest card in the gallery and there are lots of beauties there! Well done Linda!! Hugs. :0)
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