Scrapping With a Purpose is the hostess for the second Sunday stop on the Operation Write Home Virtual Card Making Party. Her challenge? Christmas is for Kids. Make a card for a hero to send home to a child.
Sandy posted the cutest folded tree on the OWH Facebook page a few weeks past. The cardmaker had fringed the edges of the curves of the tree. I loved the look, and knew I had to try it. Sybrina's challenge gave me the perfect excuse. I think the soft greens and pinks make this card qualify as a card for a child, don't you?
I used Heidi Grace paper for the tree, fringed the edges, and dotted with white and clear Glossy Accents, and silver Stickles. I always layer Glossy Accents on top of any Stickles I use on OWH cards, to be double sure that no glitter is released. I used the tree pattern from Inspired Treasures. Star is from Favorite Findings. On the inside, I stamped "May your holidays be bright with joy and happiness", from Stampabilities.
This is the cutest little tree, and I think it's perfect for a little child's Christmas card! NJ!
ReplyDeleteThis is an adorable card for a little one. Your tree is really cute. Love the fringed edges -- I'll have to give that a try. :) And, what a great idea to combine Stickles and Glossy Accents.
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for playing along with the Christmas is for Kids VCMP challenge! And, thanks for joining Scrapping with Purpose. Welcome!!!