The curtain is made by pulling a thread or two on the 5/8" Real Red Grosgrain. The curtains are DSP scored every 1/4" and folded accordion style. The curtain pull-backs are elastic cord with Pretties Kit beads. I stamped the nutcracker from Yuletide Christmas in StazOn Black, colored with my markers and then covered with Crystal Effects. Merry Christmas was embossed with the Classic Ink embossing technique. (email me if you'd like instructions.)
So, while I didn't win, I am very happy that after dreaming this one up for awhile, it did turn out as I had hoped.
Oh, and don't forget that the Blog Carnival is still going on. Just click the link on the right to go see some great projects featuring the many uses of My Digital Studio, Stampin' Up!'s new digital program.
Thanks for stopping by the Stamping Station.
Blessings,
Julie
p.s. Anne, did you notice all the red? ;-)
Oh now this is funky cool, Julie!
ReplyDeleteJulie, this is incredible!!! What a lovely, creative card. It really captures the magic of a Christmas morning. All of your special touches are so fabulous. You absolutely should have won the contest!
ReplyDeleteJaw droppingly aweseome! The winner must have included some cash with her entry cuz this totally rocks.
ReplyDeleteHow cute is that????? I love it; gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteIts a winner in my book!!!!!
ReplyDeleteThis is really amazing, Julie....every little detail is total perfection!!!! I can't beliece you didn't win!!! You asked about the gingerbread cookies....If the dough is a little thicker than normal, they will be be fairly soft.
ReplyDeleteOMG! Brilliant!! I love the look of the latice as a window -- esp. over the glitter!! This is totally inspiring for a Holiday card!! Love it Julie, great work my friend!! (and I would have picked your card as a winner for sure!!!)
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