Thursday 25 October 2018

Glitter, glitter and more glitter!

The Rudolph Days October Challenge starts today and runs until the end of the month.  I can't believe there is only one more month of this challenge before Christmas!  A quick and easy card today, upcycling an old Christmas card that was too beautiful to throw away.

I covered a card blank with a square of white glitter card, die cut with a Sue Wilson 'Double Pierced Square' die, after gutting a smaller square in the middle so I didn't use a whole big square of my precious white glitter card.  I filled in the gutted part with another square, cut from a spare snippet of ordinary white card.  I cut off the front of the bought Christmas card, attached it over the gutted section.   The Memory Box 'Twilight Snowflake' die cut is attached with foam pads to add dimension.

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35 comments:

  1. Fantastic sparkle on this gorgeous card Liz.

    Sue xx

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  2. Beautiful Liz, I think it’s great to upcycle old cards when it’s possible. I hate throwing pretty cards away. You’ve done a great job here x

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  3. A beautiful sparkly card. The upcycled card is gorgeous, I can see why you couldn't throw it away!

    Sylv xx

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  4. This is so beautiful!! I love the amazing sparkle!! Have a great day!! Big hugs :)

    Lisa
    A Mermaid's Crafts

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  5. Wonderful upcycling Liz and the pretty blue of the image is enhanced so beautifully by the white glitter card behind it and love the sweet snowflake too. x

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  6. Fabulous card and great upcycling Liz. Love the sparkle xx

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  7. Beautiful,Liz.Love the glitter and the colours too.

    Gr,Sylvia

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  8. Oooh lots of gorgeous sparkle, looks super glittery with a frosty feel. Lovely upcycled card x

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  9. A lovely glittery card Liz - great upcycling.
    Kath x

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  10. Beautiful glittery card Liz, great recycling, bet you're glad you kept that lovely topper!
    Chris
    x

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  11. Beautiful sparkly card Liz, great recycling too x

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  12. Beautiful card, Liz! I love the soft blue and, of course, all of that glittery goodness!

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  13. This is gorgeous with all the sparkle.xxx

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  14. Far too beautiful to throw away great recycling and card

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  15. Fabulous work, you have done so well recycling that card! Love all the sparkling, thanks for the tip to not use too much glittery card :)

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  16. This is beautiful Liz, I love all of the sparkle.
    Pauline - Crafting with Cotnob
    x

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  17. Thanks for reminding! I've been keeping Rudy in mind and then totally forgot today was the 25th! What a lovely recycle project this is. The glitter paper and the wonderful SW die made such a pretty shimmery background for this aqua sparkle stocking. Great job on this one, Liz. TFS & Hugs

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  18. Great recycling of the used Christmas card. You really wouldn't know if not told. I have my card made and posting shortly. Hugs Mrs A.

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  19. You saved and created a real beauty here! Love the pretty blue colors and all that sparkle!

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  20. Way too pretty to discard! Love how you made it into another gorgeous, sparkly card, Liz!

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  21. Hi Liz, a very sparkly Christmas card for your stash, love the colours. Have a wonderful weekend.. Megan

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  22. Great how all the glitter works perfectly if you use little colour! Hugs, Gerrina

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  23. Great upcycling Liz - the environment will love you for it as much as your recipient! Shabneez x

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  24. Great save and beautiful remake! Love the white sparkle with the pale blue. You've created a stunning card here Liz!

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  25. Great tip to save some of our precious papers and it made a fantastic card. Lots of shine and shimmer.

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  26. That is such a great design and awesome color. I love all the sparkle too.

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  27. Hi Liz,
    Happy rudolf Days.
    I love this wonderful glitzy card it looks so super and gorgeous.
    Just my type of Christmas card.
    Love the blue die cut centre that is such a great die cut.
    Lots of crafty love. Jenny L.

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  28. Gorgeous card Liz, love the pretty colour.
    Pam x

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  29. Wow, I love how you recycled an old Christmas card Liz! Your glitter is just beautiful and I do that with a lot of paper if it is some that I am totally loving. I hate to waste my paper, so I cut out the middle. Love the blues and glittery whites on this one and of course that cute image of the stocking and borders! Hugs, Brenda

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  30. I can see why you wanted to upcycle it - so glittery it's gorgeous and you did a great job in creating a new card.

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  31. Great upcycle Liz.. good to see more of it... isn't it??! A great success to reuse cards and I've saved underneath centres too before for reuse so wont be a waste. Brilliant!!
    Hugs Shaz in Oz.xx

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  32. Oooo I so love anything with glitter or sparkle, so this is so my cup of tea and thanks for joining us at Rudolph Days Challenge this month, Luv Sam x

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  33. We both used upcycled cards this time, Liz. Yours is so very pretty. Love the hint about gutting the inside of the glitter mat. Glitter card is around $3.20 per sheet here, so I buy it up when on sale and gut the insides too!

    Thanks for taking part in the October Rudolph Days Challenge.

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  34. That's a Feel Happy card. I do like a bit of glitter on my Christmas cards. Kate x

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  35. Sparkling and classy!!!!!!!!!!! Awesome card, Liz. Hugs, my dear lady.

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