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This week we are Inspiring you from the Home for Christmas chapter of our Holiday Catalogue - pages 8 - 21, and I have been playing with the Hearth & Home Thinlits dies and the coordinating stamps sets - Happy Scenes and Festive Fireplace.
I LOVE the image on the bottom of page 11 and this was the start of my card - which then evolved into a Christmas wreath on a door. Behind the window is some Sahara Sand lace ribbon, the tree fussy cut from our oh-so-divine Home for Christmas DSP, and some snowy decorations stamped in White Craft ink onto the sponged vellum.
I also cut the top and bottom of the window frame off so that my window was a basic door window.
And now it's time for you to hop on over to see Stasia's great Home for Christmas project, and be inspired anew!!
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What a cute little door, I just want to open it to see what is behind it! I love the little secret lace curtain too!
ReplyDeleteA door is such an obvious place to hang a wreath, love this!
ReplyDeleteWow! This looks great Julia. I love the sponged vellum for the window and the lace and tree behind it. So effective.
ReplyDeleteI don't have the Festive Fireplace set and I think you are making me need it!! Just fabulous!!
ReplyDeleteI love how you have used this for the windows to a door, great idea.
ReplyDeleteSo clever Julia! I haven't seen the window framelits transform into a door before. I love this idea!
ReplyDeleteJess
Super card, Julia. Love the transformation from window to door and all the little details you have used. It also shows how useful this die is.
ReplyDeleteWhat a sweet little door, Julia! Love how you have trimmed the die cut to suit & the elements showing through the "glass".
ReplyDeleteWOW - your card is stunning!!
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