Evening all. Have you got all your Christmas cards made and posted? I hope I have but I do have a few spare just in case.
So today I'm up on the Uniko blog with an idea for a New Year card that was inspired by a couple of challenges. What do you think?
On an A6 top fold, white note card, I stamped the Background Blocks- Party Confetti in Versamark and embossed with jewelled gold EP. On a separate panel of white, I used the numerals from the Alphabet Solid set to create the 2026 in more of the jewelled gold EP. This was mounted on a slightly larger black one then added over my confetti with foam pads. A simple sentiment from Simply Said Blocks Christmas in black completes.
The layout of this card is also a nod to the CAS Colours and Sketches as it users the square layout of this former 2025 sketch made seasonal.
This layout is a square one and mine is rectangular but the 4 squares are represented on mine by the numerals of the year! The gold EP always says celebration but it also reflects the saris in the photo inspiration over at Time Out!
Joining in over at:-
I chose the sketch #560




Love how you've used our sketch, Julie - so clever! And the gold embossing really adds to the festivities :) Thanks for sharing with us over at CC&S this week
ReplyDeleteI love how you created this fabulous new years card using these two challenges! Thanks for playing with us at Time Out and CC&S!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful New Year's card and it works so well with our photo challenge at Time Out! Thank you for sharing it in our challenge!
ReplyDeleteA lovely design and beautifully executed! So glad you were inspired by Ishani’s photo at Time Out Challenges - wishing you and your loved ones a Merry Christmas and a bright and we look forward to you joining us again in the New Year
ReplyDeleteHugs, Kate (DT Time Out Challenges)!
That's so lovely Julie - perfect New Year card and a great way to use one of our layouts! Thanks for playing along with us at CAS Colours & Sketches
ReplyDeleteOh Julie, I love your creative way of looking at that photo and bringing in your stunning CAS design. Can anyone guess this was inspired by Indian outfits? What a lovely world we have - of us cardmakers. Beyond borders. You are so sweet to join. Thank you so much for making this challenge memorable for me with this beautiful card. hugs ~ Ishani
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