A suspension card in four different colour-ways

I like to make something a little special for my closest friends at work but I'm fast running out of time, so to make it a little easier I went for the same design but made it in different colour combinations. It goes a bit quicker when you're putting the same elements onto each card. The suspension apertures are made by laying the thread (nylon beading thread in this case) across the apertures and then sandwiching it between layers of cardstock and/or DSP.

The basic recipe is as follows:

Basic Recipe

Stamp set: Scandinavian

Cardstock: Pale base, darker feature (as detailed below), Whisper White/Very Vanilla

DSP: To match cardstock (as detailed below)

Ink: Versamark, to match darker cardstock (for inside)

Punches: Eyelet Border, 1-3/8" Circle, 1" Circle

Other: White EP, Dazzling Diamonds, Rhinestone Brads

For the card front the tree and snowflake are stamped in Versamark and heat embossed with white embossing powder. The framed tree is mounted on dimensionals.

Blue variation

Cardstock: Bashful Blue, Not Quite Navy

DSP: Ski Slope (retired)

Purple variation

Cardstock: Lovely Lilac, Almost Amethyst

DSP: Tea Party

Pink variation

Cardstock: Pretty in Pink, Rose Red

DSP: Tea Party

Chocolate variation

Cardstock: Close to Cocoa, Chocolate Chip

DSP: Bella Bleu

On the inside the snowflake is stamped onto White/Vanilla card with ink to match the darker cardstock.

Which one's your favourite colour combo?

Thanks for stopping by.

Sara xx