I hope you are feeling well this damp Tuesday morning. It's a Work-from-Home day for hubby, and as we share the study it's a case of keeping my crafting noise to a minimum while I try to get to grips with my Christmas crafting. Wouldn't it be nice if the various crafting machines we use were just a bit quieter.
Today's card is made using the November LO from The Sketch File
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| The Sketch File, November 2016 |
Info:
Aperture cut with scalloped rectangles from the Tonic Nested Rectangles - a mix of scalloped and plain dies
The green printed paper behind the aperture is from the Retro Christmas download collection from YourPaperStash
Lovely, isn't it? There are a few other more geometric collections in the same colours; which really add a lot of variety.
The tree is a Memory Box die from a couple of years ago
Small stars and Snowflakes; Cheery Lynn Snowflake plate,
Joanna Sheen Starry border
The tiny sentiment circle is backed with a MS Snowflake punched in glitter card, and a scalloped circle from the Spellbinders Nesties set
That's it - short and sweet in the hope that I can actually manage to get through a bit of my to-do list today!
Thank you so much for taking the time to pop by - I ghope you'll leave a message too, or is that being greedy? :)
This is gorgeous
ReplyDeleteVery stylish, that delicate tree die cut looks lovely!
ReplyDeleteA beautiful card and loving the tree.
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Linda xxx
Hi Kathy this is a gorgeous Christmas card. I love the tree. Take care. Hugs Jackie
ReplyDeleteGorgeous card Kathy. I totally agree with the noise of machines, my Son and Daughter both work night-shifts, and I try not to use them, when they are sleeping...so work gets backed up a little..hugs xxx
ReplyDeleteGorgeous card Kathy. I can definitely see the sketch influence. The die cut is beautiful. Cathy x
ReplyDeleteLovely card to go with this sketch.
ReplyDeleteGreat card to go with your sketch Kathy. I especially like the die cut tree. Shabneez x
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