Tuesday 23 April 2019

Earth Day

As always, the Jingle Belles are celebrating Earth Day by challenging us to reuse, recycle or upcycle stuff on our Christmas cards. And recycling is also the current theme at Sweet Stampin'.


For my card, I repurposed the booklet from the Greek postal services that had held our Christmas postage stamps. I backed my image with thin cardstock before fussy cutting the image and adhered this to an alcohol ink (yupo) panel from my UFO box that seemed a perfect match. All that was left to do was to adhere my panel to a red card base and stamp a sentiment. Done!

I'm playing at:

Jingle Belles - Earth Day


Sweet Stampin' - Recycled elements or AG

Christmas at Sweet Stampin' - Anthing Christmas goes 
(optional: monochromatic)

CHNC - #434 Anything Christmas goes
(optional: house or building)

8 comments:

  1. oh my gosh, what a beautiful card and an awesome "rescue" of the fabulous and whimsical critters! (i wish american postage came in a pretty booklet like that!) so pleased you could celebrate earth day with us at JINGLE BELLES! ♥

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  2. Heel erg grappig en vroljk. Xx Ineke☀️

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  3. What an adorable little image ... so perfect to be front & center of a holiday card design ... thanks again for celebrating EARTH Day with us at Jingle Belles.

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  4. What a fun way to re-use something that would otherwise end up thrown away! Thank you for joining us at Sweet Stampin' this week. Sammy-x

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  5. What a great, fun idea - it makes a lovely, jolly card. Thank you for playing along at Christmas at Sweet Stampin'. Tracey

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  6. That's brilliant! Such a great idea too and those images are really fun - would have been a shame to waste them xxx

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  7. Gosh, what a cute image! I'm so happy you decided to recycle that! It's an adorable card.

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  8. Great recycling. Thank you for joining in the Anything Christmas Goes Challenge with an optional twist of Include A House Or Building.

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