I bet you are as busy as I am! and we still want to bless our friends and family with hand created cards.
Welcome to day two of our Holiday hop and be sure to leave a comment here
and on all the blogs to be entered to win prizes!
Welcome to day two of our Holiday hop and be sure to leave a comment here
and on all the blogs to be entered to win prizes!
Let Quietfire Design do the work for you!
Quick elegant and easy!
I'm going to be a woman of few words and let the stamps and cards speak for themselves.
Inside- A smile is the Best
The background is created with this set of 6
Another version of this card here.
The tree is a digital cut from Suzanne's Silhouette Store
Here it is on the mat.
***TIP**
Add the jpg to your mat for a visual of the finished project.
I've given you plain and simple, now visit the rest of my DT sisters to get
blown over the Christmas Tree, with their elegant and creative designs.
Hop over to Yvonne today to continue the Quietfire Design Holiday inspiration!
Hop over to Yvonne today to continue the Quietfire Design Holiday inspiration!
Be sure to leave comments everywhere to be entered in the prize drawings.
Details below:
are on sale 25% off the regular price during this event!
And yes, we're giving away PRIZES!
Merry Christmas!
Merry Christmas!
We'll be giving away a stamp or set on each of our designersí blogs.
All you have to do to enter is
leave a sweet comment
on each of the designers' Winter Wonderland Blog Hop post!
All you have to do to enter is
leave a sweet comment
on each of the designers' Winter Wonderland Blog Hop post!
Have all your comments in my midnight on Friday December 19, 2014 to be eligible.
The winners will be announced on Quietfire Creations on the weekend.
Here is our schedule starting tomorrow.
Monday: Diana-go back and enjoy and comment!
Tuesday: Robyn(that's me!), Yvonne
Wednesday: Wanda, Teresa
Thursday: Kathy Jo, Suzanne
Friday: Sherry, Yogi
Happy hopping and Merry Good Luck!
Comments and Questions always welcomed!
Gorgeous cards with beautiful sentiments by Quietfire Designs! I love the die cut trees!
ReplyDeleteRobin,
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful cut out! I am so impressed that you made your own decorative paper with all the gorgeous "
christmas " stamps.
I wish you a very Merry Christmas.
Really liked the sentiments on the stamps used for the inside greetings, the background paper created from stamps, and both trees were stylish...the die cut one especially.
ReplyDeleteBoth of these cards are so pretty! LOVE the embossing and coloring on the first one and the second is so fun and festive!! LOVE the whimsical tree and the sentiment is perfect!! It would make a great home décor piece to remind people that they are in a happy place and to leave the grumpiness at the door! LOL Thank you for sharing these pretty cards with me!
ReplyDeleteBEAUTIFUL cards Robyn!!!
ReplyDeleteLOVE how you created the background and - WOW - the sentiments inside are ABSOLUTELY DELIGHTFUL!!!
THANK YOU for sharing your CREATIVE INSPIRATION :)
Hey Tracy,
DeleteYou are my random winner of a quiet fire design rubberstamp! Please contact me with your mailing info.
Love them all!! Especially the very first one since I just did a bunch of Christmas cards with that same design and colored almost the same way LOL
ReplyDeleteLovely cards! So beautiful.
ReplyDeleteSimply beautiful. These elegant sentiments are wonderful!
ReplyDeleteLovely! What a great idea to use those stamps to make the background too - love it.
ReplyDeleteVery pretty card and love that caligraphy script.
ReplyDeleteSuch gorgeous cards! Love each of them.
ReplyDeletewow, both cards are very cool. I just love the flourish tree. that would be an awesome metal die. can you put a bug in Suzanne's ear.? I keep thinking I will get one of those machines but i'm not ready for that step yet. both of your cards are so beautiful.
ReplyDeleteThat first card is beautiful and very unique. Both are awesome, Happy holidays to your and your family!!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful cards.
ReplyDeleteLovely cards ,thank you for sharing .
ReplyDeleteGorgeous cards!! Love all the pretty papers and details on both. Thanks for sharing them with us :)
ReplyDeleteWonderful cards!! I like them both!
ReplyDeleteThese are just beautiful! Great Techniques..
ReplyDeleteBeautiful cards Robyn! I really love the lacey tree! Thanks for the opportunity to see your creativity and to be entered! Blessings
ReplyDeleteLovely cards!
ReplyDeleteLove your card and always love the stamps.
ReplyDeleteLovely! I just love the die-cut tree and the inside sentiments!!
ReplyDeleteWonderful designs using gorgeous Quietfire stamps. I love how you let the beautiful cards & stamps speak for themselves!
ReplyDeleteWonderful designs using gorgeous Quietfire stamps. I love how you let the beautiful cards & stamps speak for themselves!
ReplyDeleteLove the first card. The background on the second card is too busy for me because it makes it hard to see the lovely tree.I am sure others will love it. I really like that both your cards are simple to make.
ReplyDeleteI loved what you did with the MerryChristmas stamps as background.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous cards and beautiful designs! Love that Christmas tree and your other cards are so unique. Beautiful work.
ReplyDeleteThank you for the inspiration!
ReplyDeletePlain and simply wonderful that's what I see here! Love your craft show photo's too this is what makes for a Merry and Bright holiday season! Have a good day! :)
ReplyDeleteLove that embossing on the first card with the touches of color. And great idea making your own background on the second! Merry Christmas!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful cards and LOVELY verses! I especially like the first Christmas tree and all the colors!!! Great job on both of them!!
ReplyDeleteYou have captured the essence of the holidays. TFS
ReplyDeleteBeautiful cards and
ReplyDeletegreat stamp sayings.
Love the first tree card.
Carla from Utah
I love your cards. The Christmas tree card is quite unique! Thx for sharing. Another North Carolina girl here. :~)
ReplyDeleteI fyou find yourself near Asheville- give me a shout out!
DeleteBoth cards are so festive and so beautiful Robyn!!
ReplyDeleteSuch elegant cards you've made Robyn :)
ReplyDeleteWow! That card is so pretty! I love it :-)
ReplyDeleteSimple but elegant - I like.
ReplyDeleteLove the different colors on the Christmas tree. Beautiful card!
ReplyDeleteLove the sentiment that you used, the font is very nice.
ReplyDeleteThese stamps are hand lettered, they are not fonts. Glad you like them! good luck in the drawings!
DeleteSorry for the misunderstanding...I was referring to the beautiful calligraphy of the sentiment.
DeleteThanks!
DeleteBeautiful cards and the sentiments for both are wonderful. I love the way you made the first card, so unique. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful cards. My fave is the first one.
ReplyDeleteElegant diecut tree. Can you give a tip as to how to adhere intricate cuts? Thank-you.
ReplyDeleteYes. I use a mono adhesive with a very fine applicator tip, and let the glue dry for a minute before you flip it over as this will make it less messy. You can also use a glue pen, tho I don't find these dry as well.
DeleteIf you son't mind the mess, you can put a dab of glue on your finger and rub it on- that works really well- just messy. You can also use a dry fine brush or micro brush. Hope this helps- maybe I'll do a video if Santa brings me a new camera boom or a camera man!
Love the front of your card -- great thought And also the verse inside, Thx
ReplyDeleteI especially like the Christmas tree card, wonder how you colored it..? It's pretty cool :)
ReplyDeletethanks Mickey. I used Sakura Stardust pens to color the tree
DeleteBeautiful cards! Elegant with the beautiful sentiment stamps and the pretty tree designs!
ReplyDeleteJust beautiful work there by all folk.. Shaz in oz.x
ReplyDeleteI love how you used the different sizes of Merry Christmas to make your background paper..so clever. Your cards are beautiful!
ReplyDeletelovely cards. Nicely done. Have a great day Robyn
ReplyDeleteBoth cards are terrific! I like how you showed two ways to make a Christmas tree card. Great ideas!
ReplyDeleteI love the way the first card was embossed. The two-color design is so pretty.
ReplyDeleteThe die-cut tree is great and would be so fast to make for the cards.
thanks for sharing two great ideas.
Absolutely gorgeous projects!!!
ReplyDeleteVery nice projects!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful cards done with Quietfire Design's stamps. I just love the Christmas trees!
ReplyDeleteI especially like the Christmas tree card, with the embossed tree and simple message. Merry Christmas to you!
ReplyDeleteVery pretty cards especially like the tree one so elegant.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful cards, yes, the stamps do speak for themselves, but they talk better to some than others (like you!)
ReplyDeleteA lovely collection! Warms my heart.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful, festive cards!
ReplyDeleteSuch lovely cards with beautiful stamps!
ReplyDeleteAwesome cards! Just love Quietfire stamps!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful cards and they showcase so well the unparalleled beauty of the calligraphy that *is* Quietfire. Thanks for sharing!!
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HerPeacefulGarden.blogspot.com
Love, love, love!
ReplyDeleteInteresting card, simple and so pretty.
ReplyDeleteDorthy
Both cards are very lovely and simple.
ReplyDeleteSimply beautiful! Suzanne's stamps are always inspiring and you made such beauties with them!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous cards! Love the CAS look of the first one.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful cards. And the sentiments are gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful cards. Love the sentiments. I would use them over and over
ReplyDeleteGorgeous cards!!!!!
ReplyDeleteLike all these cards but the top one is my favorite. Would love to know what the tree stamp is... :) I also like the cutout from Suzanne -what a unique tree -it's beautiful! Thanks, Robyn!
ReplyDeletethanks Joni, the tree in the first card is an embossing folder from Darice
DeleteGreat cards. Love the digital tree design.
ReplyDeleteLove all of the cards - they are gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteGreat cards Robyn! I especially like the embossed tree. Not sure why, it just grabs me!
ReplyDeletesimply divine! The sentiments are perfect great cards!
ReplyDeleteAwesome project!! love it, thanks for sharing
ReplyDeletecool idea and so inspiring
ReplyDeletelove all the trees!!!
ReplyDeleteFor some one with few words, you make a big impact! Thank you for your inspiration.
ReplyDeleteI'm such a fan of yours. Love your creations.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful cards; love the digi tree. Thanks for sharing
ReplyDeleteLove your cards.
ReplyDeletereally love that tree. Merry Christmas
ReplyDeleteLovely cards Robyn. Merry Christmas!
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