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Saturday, 12 December 2020

Royal Blue

Hello Nomad friends.  I love blue.  'Nuff said.   


I used Cuttlebug Snowflakes embossing folder to emboss the base card and the dark blue oval.  The fancy frame is Memory Box Palace Oval Frame, and that light blue knobbly oval I cut in two at the bottom is from the same set.  I cut the fancy frame and Memory Box Frosted Christmas tree from silver mirror card.  Both these dies have nice emboss detail which shows well with the mirror card.  I cut some dark blue card using Memory Box Gentle Landdscape Stitched die and the JOY was cut using Sizzix Lindsey Diary embosslits.

If you are using embossing folders and dies/fussy cutting don't forget to join the fun over at Let's Squash It!   

Thanks for dropping by.  Hugz

Joining the fun at
Memory Box Challenge 67- Trees
Unstampabelles Challenge 107 - Joy
Allsorts Challenge Week 602 - Got to be Christmas
Crafty Hazelnut's Christmas Challenge 520
Country View Challenge December - Anything Christmas




8 comments:

  1. Love that gold and blue with the embossing, fabulous xx

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  2. Love the gold tree and frame, Gail - so pretty with the embossing behind!!

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  3. A great design to your pretty Christmas card, many thanks for joining us at Allsorts challenge this week.

    B x

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  4. Elegant & so beautiful, Gail!

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  5. So pretty! Love the gold!
    Thanks so much for sharing with us at Allsorts challenge where it's all about Christmas this week!
    Ellibelle's Corner

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  6. This is fabulous Gail, the blues are beautiful! Thank you so much for joining in with our challenge at Country View Crafts and have a very Merry Christmas, Sue xx

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  7. Hi Gail, beautiful card! I love the gold.
    Thank you so much for joining in with our challenge at Country View Crafts, and have a very happy December, Evelyn xx

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  8. Beautiful card thanks for sharing with us at Unstampabelles.

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