Silent Night
by Penny Ward

 

Hello, hello. Penny here today with my very favorite holiday color combination. White, Navy and Silver. This card is simple, yet elegant. This is the week we are showing all the new goodies from our Holiday release. Make sure to check out all the posts this week as prizes are involved.

 

Let’s do this 10 minute card:

 

Start with a White cardstock base measuring 4.25 x 5.50 inches. Add a panel of Mirrored Silver cardstock to base.. Cut White cardstock just a bit smaller and adhere that to base also.

 

 

For the frame…adhere Navy cardstock to fun foam, THEN die cut with the largest frame in the Pine Forest Frame set. Die cut Nativity Circle from Navy cardstock and color just the star with Delicata Shimmering Silver reinker.

 

Just look at the dimension I achieved with the frame using the fun foam. LOVE!!!!

 

 

Adhere all die cuts as shown, then add Silver cording for the bow.

Sometimes simple is more elegant and that is why I will save my greeting for the inside of the card. 🙂 

 

Don’t forget to comment by 11:59pm August 12th for your chance to win the beautiful Nativity Circle die. 

Winners will announced on August 13rh

 

Happy Holiday Crafting,

 

Supplies

 

94036 Pine Forest Frame craft die
94035 Nativity Circle craft die

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65 Comments

  7. This is so pretty and elegant! I can see making ornaments with this lovely die.

  8. What a beautiful card design, one that is very easy to mass produce for the holidays. Thanks for your tip about coloring the star with the silver reinker! The Nativity circle die cut is so delicate and captures the true meaning of Christmas, it is on my wish list for sure!

  10. I’ve already started my crds for this year or your design would definitely be one to consider. How appropriate for the season! There’s always next year and it’s never too soon to start planning.

  12. Beautiful idea. I like that it’s fast as well. It can be very challenging making enough cards for the holidays. Always nice to have a beautiful and fast option. 🙂

  16. What a beautiful image! I love how you partially embossed the die cut! Gorgeous card!

  17. I fell in love with your card! It is beautiful, elegant and simple all at the same time.

  20. Love ideas for cards that are conducive to mass production. This is so beautiful and goes together quickly! Thanks for the inspiration!

  25. QUITE LOVELY, Penny! CAS is ALWAYS a plus for Christmas cards, & it just seems to bring FOCUS on this LOVELY IMAGE! Giving place to what Christmas is ALL ABOUT! SUPER JOB, Penny!!! 😉

  28. Simple but stunning! Love your card with the gorgeous Nativity die! The pine frame is perfect for it too, with its understated elegance.

  29. Love, love, love this card. From the circle nativity framelit to the white, navy and silver color combination, it’s beautiful!!!!

  34. I absolutely love this Die, I was going to purchase it this year for my Christmas cards! I love the colors you have used, and the sparkle of the silver ribbon paper, please let me win this!!

  36. Your card is absolutely lovely. I love how you took the die and made it into an ornament. So clever on your part. Thanks for the inspiration! I’m going to have to save up my money for all the wonderful cards made by your team. Love ALL the new dies!

  41. Beautiful vars, like those colors, too nd this is the true meaning of Christmas. I’d be very happy to win this die!,

  46. What a simple but elegant card! Great idea to attach the cardstock to fun foam before die cutting that beautiful frame. Thanks for the tip and the inspiration!

  49. Very elegant, especially with the color combo you have used! A very nice break from traditional Christmas colors.

  56. Very pretty. I love the navy, silver and white color combo. Ideas for elegant cards that came be produced in bunches quickly are always appreciated.

  58. I am in love with this card. I do love gold more than silver but with navy silver is the winner. Thanks Penny for teaching me this color comb. The card is so simple and so eye catching. What a winner.

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