I hope you all had a wonderful Christmas ♥
There is an after Christmas sale going on right now at CottageCutz with savings of up to 80%. The sale runs through January 2 so stop over and visit to get some dies you may have on your wish list.
Today I'm sharing an anniversary card featuring the Pine Tree, Full and Pine Tree, Slim from our Christmas 2023 Release, All the dies in this release are 30% off for a limited time.
I'm also showcasing the beautiful Garden Bride & Groom die and Stitched Hearts set to make this heart window cutout card for my husband for our anniversary. We got married a few days before Christmas and had white flocked (and lit) trees in the sanctuary, so I left the top layer of my tree dies white to resemble snow.
Below is the inside of my card.
I followed the Color Challenge CC979 at Splitcoast Stampers
Sweet Sorbet
Daffodil Delight
Lemon Lime Twist
Petal Pink
Neutrals of your choice
I die cut my Garden Bride & Groom from black cardstock. Then I die cut my trees and cut a piece of 5-3/8" x 4-1/8" from white cardstock.
I used Twisted Citron, Scattered Straw, Abandoned Coral, and Kitsch Flamingo Distress Oxide ink and blended onto the white panel as shown.
I used Mowed Lawn and Vintage Photo D.O. ink and blended onto tree bases and trunks. I left the top layers white to resemble snow.
Next, I spattered white paint with a paint brush dipped in water then paint and hit the handle using another paint brush handle as shown below.
I cut my card base from black cardstock at 5-1/2" x 8-1/2" and scored at 4-1/4" and then with card open, I die cut the largest Stitched Hearts set from the center of card front.
I added a sheet of scrap paper to cover the back 1/2" of my card, then spattered white ink onto the front to resemble snow.
I mounted my silhouette to the ink blended panel and then I cut a white mat at 5-1/2" x 4-1/4" and taped to inside of card.
Next I stamped and die cut my Happy Anniversary sentiment from a Divinity Designs stamp set and glued to the inside bottom where it won't show thru the front when card is closed.
For the front, I put a sheet of wax paper inside to cover my silhouette panel, then I added glue to back of trees where it would touch the black card front. The wax paper prevents any excess glue from ruining your ink blended panel inside.
My daughter insisted that I needed a snowy bank at the bottom of my card, so I cut a pc of black c.s. at 5-1/2" and die cut the top with the Hills Slimline die. I then added puffy snow with my Snow Writer.
Thanks so much for taking a peek today!
Before I go, I want to share some of my favorite CottageCutz cards from 2023
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