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Wednesday 27 March 2024

Tree Tree Tree

Hello Nomad friends.  Look trees!!!

I've used overpriced technology from sizzix for the trees, which were all cut out of patterned paper scraps and then smeared with mowed lawn distress.  I used a real ancient lilac pearlescent aperture card and a piece of patterned glitter card I bought in the UK in February.  It's really gorgeous in the real.  Then I added the God Jul (Merry Christmas) die cut sentiment.  

Did you see Rudolph Days have got their own blog now.  Join the fun from the 25th to the last day of every month.

Thanks for dropping by.  Hugz

Joining the fun at
Rudolph Days Challenge - March
ABC Christmas Challenge - E is for Embossing
Christmas Kickstart Challenge 84 - Get Your Grinch On!
Christmas Craft Creations March Challenge - Designer Paper
Jingle Belles Rock - Bling on the Holidays


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5 comments:

  1. Dotty Jo28 March 2024 at 11:33

    Another lovely card - thanks for Getting your Grinch on with Meghan and me, Jo x

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  2. Francesca31 March 2024 at 11:40

    Pretty card! Thanks for playing at Christmas Craft Creations

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  3. Helen1 April 2024 at 18:23

    Great design - thanks for spreading the word about the new challenge blog.

    Thanks for sharing your card at The Rudolph Days Challenge.

    Helen x

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  4. Inkyfingers6 April 2024 at 13:11

    What a fun festive card, Gail and I love the texture in the background.
    Thanks for sharing with us at ABC Christmas Challenges.

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  5. Fiona8 April 2024 at 17:19

    I love those trees out of different papers - good idea to smear them with ink too - thanks for sharing with us at Christmas Craft Creations

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