You could say I was on a roll, because a third card quickly developed from one sketch.
Rudolph in scarf
This time I started with Wrapped In Plaid Designer Paper in the reindeer pattern, for the 1″ strip. Then, I added dotted Designer Paper from the 6X6 Regals Collection. This particular dot has retired, but you’ll find four new patterns in my Product List.
TIP: First, I glued the two papers on Whisper White cardstock, slightly larger than I needed. Next, I used the second to largest Stitched Rectangles Die for cutting. This insured the DSP on my rectangle would be perfectly even on its Thick Whisper White card base. Thank you, Stitched Rectangles Dies!
You probably guessed what was coming next! Yes, it’s Rudolph my favorite Detailed Deer, cut from Thick Whisper White Cardstock.
Rudolph felt brave enough to ask the Playful Penguins if he could borrow their scarf, because he knew they were generous in lending Santa’s hat. Rudolph does look handsome in his Cherry Cobbler scarf, doesn’t he?
TIP: I fussy cut the scarf, and trimmed it a bit more, to fit his thin neck. I’m not sure it can be returned in this condition. It may need to be a gift.
“Happy Christmas” is from the Itty Bitty Christmas Stamp Set, stamped in Cherry Cobbler Ink, cut with an Ornate Frames Die.
I hope you were inspired by today’s card. I know Rudolph was happy to show off his new scarf. Have a wonderful day!
As always, my store is open for shopping. Crafting supplies make great Christmas gifts!
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