I am so excited to be participating in my very first Waltzingmouse Stamps Blog Waltz! The theme for this waltz is Christmas projects. Using the new Nordic Winter, I came up with this:
Nordic Christmas
I stamped images from Nordic Winter in Riding Hood Red and the sentiment in Chocolate Chip (Stampin' Up!). I matted the stamped panel on dark brown cardstock that I punched with a scallop border punch. Before adhering to the card base, I tied a bit of brown twill ribbon around the matted panel and topped it with a cream button threaded with twine that I tied it into a bow.
This card seriously only took like 20 minutes to put together start to finish which is always a good thing when the days are getting shorter and shorter and daylight is a precious commodity! Hope you enjoy my waltz card! Thanks for stopping by!
Katie
Katie, what a beautiful Nordic Winter card!! Absolutely love it!!
ReplyDeleteWelcome to the Waltz - it's such fun! I love this card - the Nordic Winter set is so versatile and I do like the punched border on your card!
ReplyDeleteFabulous! I really must get this set!
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Forgot to say welcome to your first Waltz too :)
ReplyDeleteAli x
How wonderfully festive! Lovely stamping! Welcome to your first waltz!
ReplyDeleteWelcome Katie, I hope you enjoy your first waltz. I love your bright festive card and pairing the red with the brown works really well.
ReplyDeleteSo pretty Katie! Great showcase of the WM Nordic stamps! So happy you joined along with the WM waltz!
ReplyDeleteWelcome to your first Waltz! :)
ReplyDeleteAnd this is gorgeous...
absolutely love the colors...
and that button with twine is just the perfect finishing touch for this fabby card!
Isn't this set amazing?
Sssshhh...
don't tell Claire...
I would have paid double for a set that is this amazing and this easy to use...
*giggle*
Love the crisp red and white and your stamping is perfection!
ReplyDeleteSo glad you joined us this month Katie! Love the red/chocolate combination - this is SO pretty!
ReplyDeleteI'd never have thought to use that brown but it sure works, doesn't it?
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! Love the colors and design.
ReplyDeleteHope you're enjoying your first waltz :-) This is a fabulous card.
ReplyDeleteOh Katie - this is just fabulous. The red and brown colors work so wonderfully well with this Nordic set. Fantastic job, and thanks for taking part in the Blog Waltz today (your first!)
ReplyDeleteYour card is WONDERFUL! That Nortic Winter is such a GREAT set!!
ReplyDeleteHave a GREAT day! Happy Waltzing!
Nordic Winter looks lovely in red!!! Love what you've done with this set!!
ReplyDeleteI love the card and the stamp set is next on my list.
ReplyDeleteVery pretty Katie! I love the stamping, so precise and well done. Great card girl!
ReplyDeleteWelcome to your first Waltz! Love what you have created with Nordic Winter-the colors are just perfect! Isn't it an amazing set? I just adore it!
ReplyDeleteWelcome to the waltz, lovely nordic card!
ReplyDeleteSo sweet, Katie! The colors red and cream and the Nordic Winter set are definitely a match made in Heaven! Awesome layout and choice of embellishments, tooooo!
ReplyDeleteYou shouldn't have said this was a quick card to make because it sure doesn't look like it! What a beautiful pattern you stamped to create a wonderful knitted scene. The brown and red look so nice together and the scalloped border was the perfect touch.
ReplyDeleteWelcome to your first Waltz, Katie! Your card is just beautiful. Love that Nordic Winter set.
ReplyDeleteI love the simplicity of this card. You did a great job. Aren't these blog waltz's fun? This is my second.
ReplyDeleteI'm so glad you joined the waltz! Love the border and the twine. You've created a great card!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous stamping, Katie! I love the pattern you made and that edge punch is such a pretty touch! So glad you waltzed with us!!
ReplyDeleteHow fun to be in your first Waltz, it is mine too. Love the nordic look with all of the red, so beautiful.
ReplyDeleteThat is a beautiful card...looking forward to getting this stamp set to use for next year....20 mins...that is good work for that time.
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