Today I have made an Easel Card in the form of a Calendar.
Over at Kaisercraft blog the November challenge #1 is... "time to start your next years calendar/journal/filofax." and at Scor-pal challenge #10 the thene is Family or Thanksgiving... while here in Australia we don't really celebrate Thanksgiving as elaborately as in the US I thought these calendars would be a great 'thank you' gift for family when we stay over during the holidays.
So I have used papers and elements from the Kaisercraft Pickled Pear set, stamped and coloured the floral sprig and fussy cut it and mounted it over a band of hessian and ribbon on the front of the card, then added one of the die cut sentiments from the set which I thought very appropriate for a calendar. Inside I adhered a band of weatherboard paper matching the front and a scalloped edge and then the mini calendar and finished off with a wood flourish and handmade flower - which helps to support the easel as the calendar pages are removed.
I really enjoyed making the card, not difficult at all and will be off to select some more papers and elements for the next one. Lucky for me I have these great thick card envelopes I have had for a while to use with them.
I am also posting my card to Just Add Ink #240 where the theme is to ADD Texture.
I am also posting my card to Just Add Ink #240 where the theme is to ADD Texture.
Thanks for taking a peek Robyn
Great take on this weeks challenge Robyn. The rustic style looks lovely. Thanks for joining us at Just Add Ink.
ReplyDeleteThis is so lovely ... I love the rustic look Robyn
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful gift! I, too, like the rustic look of your project, Robyn .. the soft floral touches are gorgeous. Thanks for joining in the fun at Just Add Ink this week!
ReplyDeleteOh, this is lovely!
ReplyDeleteLove i! A great and practicae card...thanks for joining in the fun at Kaisercraft, good luck with the challenge! Collette
ReplyDeleteOh this is gorgeous! Love the colour combo & the idea of adding a calendar to the card. Thanks for joining in for KC Saturday challenge :)
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