Monday 18 November 2019

Cold Hands, Warm Heart - A Snippet Card

Hello Everyone

I have a wee Christmas card to share with you and Di's challenge over at Pixie's Snippet Playground today.  It's been a while since I last participated but I've still been enjoying popping in whenever possible just to see what all you Snippeteers have been doing with your snippets.

All the cardstock used was leftovers from scrapbook pages and I dug out some very old tools too. The embossing folder is an old Cuttlebug one but so useful. Unfortunately, it's no longer available, that is, unless you want to pay an astronomical price!! Sadly, the same seems to be true of the Die'sire Snowflakes dies too. Happily, after checking online, it is still possible to find the Spiro Circle nesting die set, used to create the base layer of the topper, and the Snowman Embossing Die is also available and at a very much reduced price too.

That's it for me today. Take care everyone and, if you are in the frozen north as we are here, keep warm.
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3 comments:

  1. Sandra H19 November 2019 at 09:06

    So pretty Elizabeth is your card love those snowflakes ❄️ and adorable image you keep warm too x

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  2. cuilliesocks19 November 2019 at 20:04

    What a sweet card Elizabeth, beautifully designed, Kate x

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  3. Di24 November 2019 at 16:19

    What an adorable card this is Elizabeth - and it's such a delight to see you playing along in the Snippets Playground.

    Sorry to be late in commenting.

    Hugs

    Di xx and a little woof from Dudley! x

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