Today
at the Our Daily Bread Designs (ODBD) Blog, we are sharing inspiration from the
ODBD October 2016 Release! I have designed two more cards using
the ODBD Christmas Card Collection 2016 6x6 Paper Pad along with the ODBD Peace Border Die.
I
did incorporate a few other ODBD Dies from previous releases into the designs
but this time, I did not use any stamps- just the ODBD Christmas Card Collection 2016 6x6Paper Pad images :-)
If
you have not had a chance to stop by the Our Daily Bread Designs Blog yet, I encourage you to do so-
fabulous inspiration from my Design Team “Sisters” (affectionately known as the
“Breadbasket” or “Breadsticks”).
To
create the Merry Christmas Mailbox card:
Die
cut and emboss the following from white cardstock using:
1).
A 4 ¼” x 5 ½” piece using the ODBD Vintage Pattern Flourish Dies
2).
The 2nd largest die from the ODBD Vintage Borders Dies
From
Dark Purple Cardstock using:
1). ODBD Vintage Labels Dies- size to fit within the ODBD Vintage Borders Dies frame cut from white
cardstock in the step #2 above
3).
ODBD Ornate Ovals Dies- 2nd to the smallest die
From
the ODBD Christmas Card 2016 Collection 6x6 Paper Pad using:
1).
The mailbox image with the ODBD Stitched Oval Dies.
2).
The Merry Christmas sentiment with the ODBD Ovals Dies (to fit the Ornate Ovals
frame cut from dark purple cardstock cut in stap #3 above).
Layer
the pieces together onto the dark purple card base and finish off the card with
the rhinestone embellishment in the middle of the bow.
To
create the Peace Card:
Trim
the Holy Night image from the ODBD Christmas Card 2016 Collection 6x6 Paper Pad,
mount onto a rectangle of white cardstock (die cut and embossed with the ODBD Pierced Rectangles Dies), mount onto a piece of black cardstock trimmed close
to the die cut and mount the entire panel onto the white card base.
Die
cut and emboss the ODBD Peace Border Die from white cardstock and adhere to the
top of the card.
Die
cut and emboss the ODBD Shining Star Die from silver foil paper, mount onto the
card front with dimensional foam and add the rhinestones to the star centers.
Use
a clear glitter pen to add glitter to the light from the stars to finish off
the card.
Thanks
again for taking the time to stop by and I hope I have inspired you to start on
your Christmas cards for either this year (or if you are already finished for this
year, get a head start on next year).
Hugs
and have a blessed weekend, my friends!
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