I just love the new The Night before Christmas collection, especially these golden tones that bring such a
Christmas feeling!
Have a nice day!
Ewa
Hello friends! It’s winter again. I love to create winter layouts with the newest collection by Pion Design: Greetings from the North Pole. Papers are beautiful, they have amazing delicate patterns and they are just perfect not only for cards, but for layouts as well!
This time I created a layout with some distressed layers and with some mixed media accents.
I used some elements of Memory notes sheet to create a frame around the photo.
I hope you liked my winter layout.
Thanks for looking!
Pion products:
Greetings from the North Pole – Borders – PD7610
Greetings from the North Pole – Memory notes – PD7611
Greetings from the North Pole – In the Christmas Tree – PD7608
Greetings from the North Pole – Bells are ringing – PD7605
Pion Design presents the paper collection The Night Before Christmas, a collection capturing the anticipation and excitement of our childhood’s Christmases. Soon to be released!
Hi!
It’s me, Cathrine here to show you a new card that I made with the new collection “Greetings from the North Pole”.
It’s such a pleasure to play with these papers! I just love the soft blue tones mixed with brown. It’s perfect!
Hope you got inspired.
Hugs from Cathrine.
Pion products:
Greetings from the North Pole – Tags PD7612
Greetings from the North Pole – Borders PD7610
Greetings from the North Pole – Memory Notes PD7611
Greetings from the North Pole 6×6″ – Bells are ringing PD7702
Greetings from the North Pole – In the Christmas tree PD7608
Pion Design Palette – Pion blue VI PD6123
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Just been looking through the last many entries here, and boy I´ve been in for a treat with sooo many gorgeous cards here with these new amazing papers. Haven´t been online for some time, and what a treat to come and find here, all these cards are truly amazing, and you giorls have just done an outstanding job with these projects. ALl of them are soooo beautiful.ReplyCancel
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I love this and many of the cards that are shown on this site. I also like that you give a list of the paper, which give us a sense of what the paper looks likes when we order them. I would also like to ask if you could give the measurement of the cards because European cards have different measurement than here in the states. That would help us figure out what bases we need to cut and envelopes or boxes we need to make. Thank you.ReplyCancel
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Hi Elizabeth! Thank you for your feedback. I can only answer for my self on your request. I almost never go with a special measurement when I make a card. I just make my cards randomly. No plan at all 😀
If I have a picture that I want to work with I use the size of that picture to figure out how big I want my card to be.
My advise to you is just go with it! Play and have fun! I’m sorry that I could not give you a more precise answer…
Love and hugs from Cathrine.ReplyCancel
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Hello there! It’s time for another winter layout created with Greetings from the North Pole paper collection.
I used some Memory notes elements to create a frame around my picture.
I added a bit of mixed media: gesso, texture paste and some shiny mists: a white and a beige one.
I added some wooden elements as well. They fit perfectly to the vintage mood of my layout.
Thank you for stopping by!
Pion products:
Greetings from the North Pole – Snowfall – PD7607
Greetings from the North Pole – Memory notes – PD7611
Hello everyone! I’m so excited to share another Christmas card with you today. I am loving the new ‘Greetings From the North Pole’ collection, the blue tones are so frosty and the elves are perfectly festive!
I have also put together this video tutorial with a fun technique on how to create the illusion of a custom size designer paper. I hope you enjoy!
Thanks for visiting!
Pamellia
Pion products:
Greetings From the North Pole – Snowflakes PD7604
Greetings From the North Pole – Midwinter Night PD7601
Greetings From the North Pole – Snowfall PD7607
Greetings From the North Pole – Tags PD7612
Greetings From the North Pole – Borders PD7610
Greetings From the North Pole – Memory Notes PD7611
Images From the Past – PD1617
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Hallo Pamellia,
Today I have wath on tv a great part of your cards on you tube WoW WoW WoW I have no eyes enouph to see how you created and Bilt your stunning amazing and beautiful cards.
I’am gone follow you from this day on, you are one of THE people with golden hands.
Hope to see a lots of you.
Mvg Gina BelgiumReplyCancel
Hello there! Today it’s time for winter wedding! I created a card using the newest Pion Design’s collection Greetings from the North Pole and some glitter texture paste. I applied it through the damask stencil.
It created this special frosty look on the paper, it gives a wonderful sparkle to this project.
You can create so many various projects using these papers! I hope you liked my project.
Pion products:
Greetings from the North Pole – Memory notes – PD7611
Greetings from the North Pole – Borders – PD7610
Hello, here are a couple of Christmas cards made from the Greetings from the North Pole collection. Have a nice day!
Ewa
Pion products:
Greetings from the North Pole – Snowflakes PD7604F
Greetings from the North Pole – Snowfall PD7607F
Images form the Past – Greetings from the North Pole PD1617
Good morning to you all,
I have a new card for you and I just love all the sweet images that come with Greetings from the North Pole. Just look at the cute vintage ice skates, they are perfect.
Have a great day,
Hugs
Johanna
Pion products:
Greetings from the North Pole – Santas reindeer PD7602
Greetings from the North Pole – Snowflakes PD7604
Greetings from the North Pole – Winter branches PD7603
Greetings from the North Pole – Borders PD7610
Greetings from the North Pole – Tags PD7612
Hello friends! Today I would like to show you my winter romantic layout with a picture of a pair skying. I used Greetings from the North Pole paper collection and some mixed media techniques to create this frosty look.
I added some accents with damask stencil and some texture paste. It fits to the pattern on the paper sheet.
I used some guipure flowers, paper doily and a frame – they fit to the romantic frame around the picture, I used one of Memory notes paper elements.
I added some white liquid pearls and some white splashes and stains, I love the contrast they’ve created with the darker background and damasks on it.
Thank you for stopping by!
Pion products:
Greetings from the North Pole – Borders PD7610
Greetings from the North Pole – Memory notes PD7611
Greetings from the North Pole – Midwinter night PD7601
by DT ~ Ewa