%5B6%5D.jpg "Holly Christmas Cards Using Buttons (2)")
The holly leaves are made using a large punch and the buttons were a job lot from a stall on Wolverhampton market a while ago. As soon as I saw this big plastic bag full of small red buttons I thought “holly berries”
Now what can I do with the other five hundred?
The gingham paper is a free download from http://www.scrapbookscrapbook.com/
11 comments:
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I would LOVE to have the amount of talent you do! This card is simply beautiful! Love the faux stitching, leaf punch... buttons and gingham. It's just the kind of card I'd like to recieve within the next 99 days or so *lol*
Lovely card - I'm a button collector too but I just collect, I don't use them very often but I'm going to try harder to add some to a card now. Thanks for the inspiration.
Lynn x
love the card and its elements - faux stitching , twine etc work together beautifully as all your cards do.
x Tricia
Love this Christmas card, papers, buttons, holly, everything is just right x
I love this blog (and Monkeys blog too) I pop in every day and never fail to leave without a smile and some inspiration. Thank you :O)
I adore gingham, have done since sewing with it at primary school. Great card.
Love this card - is thegingham fabric or paper?
Gosh you do wonderful things with your crafy stash - I will be downloading that paper too, thanks for the link....
This has that "homespun" look about it - it's lovely.
Toni :o)
beautiful card!!!
Lovely card ! I blogged about it on my Button Wednesday post: http://kraplap.blogspot.com/2010/12/button-wednesday-xmas-cards.html
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