Tuesday, July 21, 2015

Nutcracker Christmas Card


I have another Christmas card today that includes retired SU! dsp and a long-retired SU! image. This little stamp is from a SU! set my DIL sent me when I first began stamping many years ago. It has lots of small Christmas stamps, and I've used the nutcracker/toy soldier image with some Lil Inker stitched circles of cherry cobbler and gumball green. The sentiment is by Northwoods done in cherry cobbler on a white CS base.

I'm entering this into the following challenges:

Cards4Guyz#80 - Christmas in July
Tuesday Throwdown#254 - Christmas in July
Snippets Playground #186 - must use snippets

Merry Christmas everyone! (I hope that helps you think cool in this heat!)

Carol

20 comments:

  1. Hi Carol, I love your arrangement of patterned paper on this lovely card, they are a perfect backing for the little toy soldier. I like the traditional Christmas colours as well, also on yesterdays card which I seem to have missed. I very much like the layout on that one too.
    Jean x

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  2. I'm wearing a sweater because it feels so cool! Oh, it *is* that cool with the usual too much air conditioning in an office building thing. Love this card! The papers and the layers and the wee image. This is a good way to make a small image be the focal point of a regular sized card.

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  3. This is gorgeous Carol. Love this style.
    Hugs
    xx

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  4. Wonderful design, Carol. Love the little toy soldier!

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  5. Love this card Carol. That design is cool. I wish the temperature was the same...COOL.

    Love, Hugs and Blessings
    Jim

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  6. Love the way you have placed your papers once again and your image is just gorgeous...no heat hear lol except from the central heating.xx{aNNie My Personal Blog}

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  7. Great Christmas card. My daughter would especially love this one. she collects Nutcrackers!

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  8. Great xmas card! Thanks for playing at the Cardz 4 Guyz challenge blog this week! Sharon GDT

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  9. And another beauty Carol - showing off the little soldier so perfectly.

    Merry Christmas to you too :)

    Hugs

    Di xx

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  10. Here the hot is sooooo much, but it seems that in the weekend will arrive a lot of rain and strong wind... :/
    You have made a great use of this little Christmas stamp, it looks so well, a lovely catch eye! Beautiful design and paper, too!

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  11. Super Christmas card! Clean and lovely! Thanks for joining in the fun at Tuesday Throwdown challenge!
    Hugs!
    Pam
    TT DT

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  12. A really lovely card, I do like the Nordic style, super colours. Thanks for sharing with us at Cardz 4 Guyz. Caz

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  13. I love the design of this card Carol! The papers are so fun, the design makes using smaller stamps work on an A2 card. Love it! Hugs, Brenda

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  14. A fabulous Christmas card Carol, such lovely traditional colours.
    Pauline
    x

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  15. What a fabulous project, Carol. Love the traditional colours on your card. Thanks for joining the Christmas In July challenge at Tuesday Throwdown.
    x Asha

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  16. This is a great design idea for a Christmas card, Carol! It is a cool way to use some of those tiny stamps that I don't know what to do with and a great use of snippets!! Enjoy your day!! I hope all is well! Hugs, Darnell

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  17. Wonderful papers and layout. I love the faux stitching die and image. Thanks for joining us at Tuesday Throwdown.

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  18. Lovely & Festive! You combine patterned paper better than anyone I know! Cute little guy in that little circle too. TFS & have a great wkend. Hugs

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  19. That's fun to be using one of your first stamps! He's a cutie too. Love the patterned paper you used for this.
    Lynn

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  20. Terrific Christmas card! I really like your paper choices along with the little nutcracker. So glad you joined us at Cardz 4 Guyz.

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