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Both lovely cards Sherry. So much pretty detail in the first one and the other is, as you say simply elegant. I’ve hardly started my Christmas cards, so quick cards it’ll have to be now, lol.
Alexandra x
Both of your cards are so pretty. So much attention to detail. The second one is so elegant and the first one has my favorite colors. I actually love them both!
Very, very pretty! Love the snowflakes! Great designs and colors!
Sherry, both cards are beautiful!!!!!
Beautiful cards! I love the first one. Great snowflake! The second would indeed be great for mass production and mailing. Love your work!
Sherry, your talent just continues to blow me away. Your attention to detail, your color choices and innovative techniques are just the best! No cookie-cutter cards in your arsenal! Love both of these.
I absolutely love the sentiment on the first card! I was really looking forward to seeing what you created and you did not disappoint – love all that texture and detail!
Love your cards! I cannot decide which I like the best but great ideas for Christmas cards! I am partial to the second because the Krylon on the edge was the first card-making technique that I learned.
Absolutely love the glittered snowflake ornament! And your gold embossed tree is stunning! May borrow this idea from you. 😀 thanks!
These are just stunning. I can’t get over your 30 minute card! It looks like it took all day to make, and is so elegant. Can’t beat white and gold for Christmas….unless it is blue, white and gold! Wow….your snowflake card really packs a visual punch. From the crisp white bow, to the sparkly snowflake to the gorgeous sentiment on that incredible blue paper….it just dazzles!
Wow, that snowflake looks so intricate! Beautiful. I really love the elegance of Quietfire Designs – the swirls, fonts, etc of the sentiments.
Both cards are stunning!
Sherry – both of your cards are stunning. The white and gold is such a classic – just lovely. Thanks for sharing.
Luv these cards, and the GOLD outlining!!!! Isn’t it interesting to see how a simple, beautiful stamp or saying can become an elegant, gorgeous card. Thank you for sharing. I get so inspired , , , , (that’s my dust heading off to the craft room!!!
Luv these cards, and the GOLD outlining!!!! Isn’t it interesting to see how a simple, beautiful stamp or saying can become an elegant, gorgeous card. Thank you for sharing. I get so inspired , , , , (that’s my dust -me- heading off to the craft room)!!!
Hi – love your card design! The details with twinkling snowflakes is so pretty and as you describe not so difficult to do. Thank you!
Love that flourished Tree Stamp set, and how you layered it.
and I know you just got it i n the mail a few days ago!
Oh — very pretty! While I do like the colours and design of the first card, your “simple” card is so elegant with the gold on white.
Both of your cards are beauties, Sherry. Each time you pull out the vintage glass glitter, I get jealous! Love the sentiment, too. The second card is so pretty and elegant with the touches of gold. Well done!!
Sherry, both of those cards are so beautiful – love the blue and white and lots of sparkle for the snowflake card, and the classic elegance of the white and gold one – I think I may be caseing that for some of my cards as I have to send out 50 or so (and they are always late!!)
Your cards are spectacular. I can’t decide which one I like best. They are truly treasures.
Thanks for sharing them with us.
Candy Meyers
Both cards are absolutely stunning, but that SNOWFLAKE just blows me away, Sherry! Where can I find some of the vintage glass glitter? Made a huge mistake last year ordering some “glass” glitter online; it doesn’t look anything like your glitter 🙁
Oh. My. it is lovely. I will definitely be having to case this one. I also love the simplicity and beauty of the second card. That one has really inspired me. Thanks for sharing your creativity.
I love the gold and white card! The gold edging just makes the diecuts pop! Thanks for this idea. And for the glittered/layered snowflake idea as well. So Pretty!
Both cards are exquisite! So different and equally gorgeous.
Sherry, Your cards are a treat for the eyes! The blue one is a perfect blend of blue tones and bling. Now I finally see how I should be using the snowflake dies.
The second card is light visually and so elegant. I love that tree and sentiment stamp too. Most of my mail goes overseas so it is just the inspiration I need, thanks!
Jutta Maraun
Both cards are beautiful and I’m all for the layering of die cut shapes, but I really like the white and gold one. I love the Resplendent Rectangles die set. There are so many possibilities for using the dies together or alone. Using the gold leafing pen very elegantly highlighted the lacey edges.
Lovely cards. Especially like the tree.
Looks like you waved a magic wand!! Gorgeous artwork, absolutely gorgeous!
Both cards are lovely, but I am really drawn to the first one. Love that snowflake embellishment!!
Wow! From a frosty Christmas bling with all the trimmings to an elegant tree! Such contrast and both gorgeous!
Love, love the blue card! And I love the gold edging on the white very elegant!
Your cards are lovely Sherry…the white one is absolutely stunning…so elegant! 30 minutes you say – start to finish including the designing…. amazing! TFS
Paper Hugs,
Jan
Beautifully elegant Christmas card Sherry – thanks for sharing.
Love the 3-D snowflake! Very elegant card!
I absolutely love your cards, especially the simple, elegant white and gold one. Beautiful!
Beautiful, Sherry!! And CONGRATULATIONS!! Being a Grandma is the best!!
Beautiful cards Sherry! Or should I call you Grammy? Isn’t it awesome!
Sherry, you did them proud. I love both of the cards, the blue one is gorgeous.
Once again, congratulations on that beautiful little girl. Don’t spoil her now.
These are gorgeous cards. Love your snowflake. Really like your “simple” but elegant Christmas card. Great tips.
What a pretty, wintery card….. so soft looking.
I love the gold and white card. This is just the card my husband would pick for his co-workers. Thanks for the beautiful idea.
Oh Sherry! These are absolutely beautiful!
such beautiful cards! thanks so much for sharing the techniques! I just ordered the new Christmas stamps so I can’t wait to try them!
Oh Sherry! They are both fabulous-you’ve covered the ‘keepsake’ variety along with the ‘production line’ cards. Stunning!
What a gorgous card.. and a great idea..
thanks for sharing
Debbie
Sherry, you cards are delightful..I love the blue, and the quote is perfect.
Wow… Both cards are lovely, but the simplicity and elegance of the gold & white Christmas tree card took my breath away! And you made it in just 30 minutes? Hot damn!
Absolutely gorgeous cards. Love them both…
Sherry I love the keepsake card but the mass produced is more up my alley as all mine are the mailed variety. Stunning work on both of them.
“Vintage glass glitter” – well, that intrigues me – a lot! Would love to learn more about this — what it is; where to get it; other ways to use it. You are a gifted card artist and I love what you’ve done with these two cards. 🙂
Great work on both cards. The white one though is FABULOUS. Love the design and the use of the stamps. I would make this one.
such pretty style on the sentiment, it looks great embossed and love the snowflake, Beautiful framing on the second card!
two beautiful cards. Love the snowflake on the 1st one and the edging on the 2nd one. Have a great day
Beautiful cards, beautiful grandchild! What can I say!
Great cards. Love the snowflake.
An oval is perfect for that sentiment. Wonderful vintage snowflake! Lovely layers framing that tree!
Both of these cards are stunning! Love the G45 papers on the background of the blue one and the gold on white is really elegant. Of course Spellbinders makes everything even better!
Oh, I love the gold outlining on the edges.
Beautiful cards! I love them both.
Love both your cards, Sherry. Time for me to break out the Krylon pens that are perfect for some Christmas shine.
Thank you for sharing your beautiful creations!
Beautiful cards Sherry. I’ve been trying to decide if I really need a snowflake die and which one to get. You may have tipped the choice. Love the elegance of the second card. That tree is perfect with that die set.
Both are beautiful, but I LOVE the white card…positively elegant!