Friday, 27 March 2015

March Rudolph Day Card

Hello there, thanks for popping in! It's a late card for ScrappyMo's March Rudolph Day I have to share today.
As I've been finding it difficult getting back into the crafting groove of late I thought I'd give myself a challenge that might just flick the switch again! That was to try the layering technique I normally use on photos when creating a scrap page on the LOTV Cute Square for this card. I think it worked quite well. All the papers are from Kaisercraft Christmas Collections 6" paper pad ... it's an old one so I'm not sure it's still available. I cut the scalloped edge and berry printed strip from one of the sheets of patterned paper to add a bit of decoration to the layout.  The greeting and the holly embellishments were die-cut from snippets of red and green cardstock using Tattered Lace mini dies.


Off-cuts of the patterned paper were used to decorate the inside and back.

Having used a couple of teeny tiny snippets of red and green cardstock I'm submitting this to Pixie's Snippets Playground - Week 169 too.

And as it was the first outing for those Tattered Lace Mini Dies I'm submitting it to Darnell's NBUS challenge #4

I think this little exercise might have revived my crafting groove ... just :)

Wishing you all a lovely day.

Happy Crafting,

19 comments:

  1. How lovely Elizabeth, A really gorgeous festive card
    hugs Jacee

    Simply Paper Card Design

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  2. Beautiful card Elizabeth and such a cute image. Have a nice weekend, greetings from Veerle

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  3. Great card looks fab love and hugs Carole x

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  4. Well my little friend - you're back with a real bang! Such an adorable card - love it :) Just too cute the little Parsnips making one of their own :))

    Hugs

    Di xx

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  5. Hi Elizabeth! I hope I didn't refer to you as Veerle in my comment just posted, please delete if I did,am trying to catch up with the Playground. Needless to say I adore your card and Parsnip is sitting here wishing he was one of those bears :) Err, preferably not the snowman - although I think that's the closest!!

    Hugs

    Di xx

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  6. Beautiful card, Elizabeth! The layered PP looks wonderful and those Tattered Lace dies are beautiful. I do not think I have seen these dies before...I really like the size of them...just right for cards!

    Thanks for taking part in the March Rudolph days Challenge!

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  7. This is a beautiful card Elizabeth, such a cute image and I love those gorgeous papers you've used.
    Jean x

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  8. Such a cute cuddly card Elizabeth xxx

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  9. So lovely Elizabeth is your card so adorable is your image x

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  10. Super card, great papers and a really sweet image.

    Kath x

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  11. What a gorgeous card, Elizabeth! Such a cute image and fab papers! Love your detail inside too

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  12. What a lovely card :o)
    Jackie xx

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  13. Sweet card. Happy Rudolph Day (belatedly!).

    Hugs, Sarn xxx

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  14. Elizabeth, the LOTV image is adorable, and love all the wonderful colors & layers you've got on this one. Really nice touch the way you've done the inside trim as well. A perfect Rudy Day card, and I'm so glad you came over to play. TFS & Hugs

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  15. Lovely image you have used on your card. Lovely card xxxx

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  16. Oh, I'm glad to hear this pretty little Christmas card got your mojo juices running again, Elizabeth! It's a sweet snippets card, inside and out!! Thank you so much for playing in my NBUS Challenge #4!! Hugs, Darnell

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  17. Beautiful card - the layers have worked so well. I'm afraid that when I try layering on cards they just look a mess!

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