Switching to Christmas

I'm still working with snippets and trying to use them up on some cards. I started with a scrap of white and glued on squares of Christmas-themed papers and then die cut the panel with a GMD scalloped rectangle die. I also die-cut a Lawn Fawn stitched snowflake die from mirror red and gold cardstock and placed that over the top and added a pre-printed SSS sentiment.

 After die-cutting the snippet panel, I decided to use the frame to make another card. This one has 3 smaller Lawn Fawn stitched snowflakes and a KaiserCraft die-cut Christmas sentiment. I also stenciled some white snowflakes with a Heidi Swapp stencil. 

I'll enter these cards into the following challenges:

The August Rudolph Days Challenge - A/G Christmas

The Peace on Earth Christmas Challenge #46 - A/G Christmas

The Happy Little Stampers August Christmas Challenge - A/G Christmas

Thanks for stopping by and I hope you have a wonderful weekend ahead.

Carol

Christmas Card

 I pulled out an older Tim Holtz stamp and die set to create this Christmas card, adding a SU! embossed background along with some die-cut Lawn Fawn stitched hills. The deer and tree elements were stamped after coloring them with SU markers. The sentiment and snowflake were heat-embossed with gold ep. I placed the image on a piece of green mirror card for a festive look. I've always fondly referred to this as my "three-legged deer set." 😉

There's one more card added to the Christmas stash and it felt good to use this older set once again.

I'll enter this into the following challenges:

May Rudolph Days - A/G Christmas

The Allsorts Challenge Blog week #729 - absolutely anything goes

(they're celebrating their 14th birthday, yay!)

Peace on Earth Christmas Challenge #40 - A/G Christmas

Thanks for stopping by and I wish you all a wonderful day! 

Yesterday was a picture perfect day weather-wise and a friend stopped over for lunch and we sat on the porch for a few hours just chatting and enjoying the day. It's the best day I've had in a long time!

Carol