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Friday, 31 March 2023

Last Century Santa

Hello Nomad friends.  The end of the month is nigh and I wanted to put an on the wire entry into the Rudolf Days challenge.  I really appreciate the sites that offer Christmas all year and encourage us to make a few cards every month so the end of the year is less stressful.  I decided to take a look at some christmas wood pieces I have that I bought in the US in the last century!!   Bwahaahahahaaaaa.

I used a couple of layers of patterned paper on my slimline card base, the top layer cut with Mama Elephant scallop stitch slimline die.  I cut Stamplorations HoHoHo twice from rose gold mirror card and a rose gold circle to go behind my big wooden painted santa face.

Thanks for dropping by.  Hugz

Joining the fun at
March Rudolph Days Challenge
52 Weeks to Christmas Challenge Maart - Ho Ho Ho
Simon Says Stamp Wednesday Challenge - Anything Goes



9 comments:

  1. Hi Jonnabunny,
    Happy Rudolf Days.
    What a wonderful card and such a jolly wooden Santa in the centre.
    Great papers used also.
    Thank you for joining the Rudolf Challenge.
    Lots of crafty love. Jenny L. DT

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  2. what a lovely card you made with Santa on it. Thank you for joining 52WTC. Greetings Ingrid.

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  3. Great card !!!!!
    groeten Ineke
    DT52WTC

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  4. A gorgeous card Gail. Thank you for joining in the fun at Rudolph Days this month.

    Sue xx

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  5. This is so so cute! If the recipient of this card was crafty, they could even make that Santa into a brooch after Christmas!

    Thanks for taking part in the Rudolph Days Challenge.

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  6. Lovely card.
    Thanks for joining us at 52WTC.
    Annemarie en Merit Dt52WTC.

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  7. Supercute this Santa from last century. You kept it for a long time!
    Thanks for joining our challenge at 52WTC.
    Jantine DT 52WTC

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  8. HO HO HO, this is a wonderful card!
    grtz Colien [52WTC]

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