Friday 5 April 2013

A Christmas Carol or song

........that's the theme of this week's challenge over at Craftyhazelnut's Christmas Challenge. After gawping for ages at my stamps and other goodies the final choice came down to 'speed and a Stickeroo':
I used:

- DL white card stock

- Penny Black Stickeroo from the 'Together in Christmas' sheet, mounted onto SU 'Gumball Green' card and fixed right at the end to the card with sticky pads

- patterned green paper, with the cross stitch border and sentiment already printed, from The Paper Studio's 'Cozy Little Christmas' paper pack - bought in New Mexico

- from the same pack, very finely striped red backing paper, with one edge punched using Martha Stewart 'Cherish' border punch

And the song? Why - 'Deck the halls with boughs of holly' of course :) With a bauble thrown in for good measure!

This is also going into Craftyhazelnut's Christmas Challenge Extra for April, where it's always 'Anything Goes'.

Di
x

17 comments:

  1. Fabulous Christmas Card Di, Stickeroos are brilliant and that Sentiment is stunning your you have created a beautiful card and your list must be getting longer now!! enjoy your day xx

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  2. Racking my brains and couldn't come up ith nowt. Blindly obvious when yer in the know!! Hugs Mrs A.

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  3. ah, Di yes!! I so need to get cards made that are of the Christmas variety!!


    ... went well to begin with and have come a grinding halt sigh too many jobs saying do me! do me! ..

    ... cant you hear them all the way over there?? love yours, go you Stickeroos.. Shaz in oz.x

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  4. Just love this one! (And I happen to have that sticker!) Went through my stuff today, asked some friends "What do you have that is Christmas Carol-y?" No bananas, but I did scarf up some other stuff one lady was cleaning out! I'm thinking I have a Rudolph colored & I could go with Rednosed Reindeer!! Really did like your border edging too. TFS

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  5. You need to be quick, Di, to get a cheese scone before they have all gone. I will try to save you one. I can recommend the mint choc ice cream though, absolutely scrumptious, and totally additive free, just good fresh ingredients. xx Maggie

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  6. Absolutely gorgeous card-love tradicional colours on it and image,
    hugs Tamara

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  7. Lovely card, but I can't stop humming 'deck the halls with boughs of holly'!
    Kath x

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  8. Lovely card Di, the sentiment is wonderful, I love that kind of font. Good choice of traditional colours too :)

    Have a great weekend ❤ xx

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  9. Loving the traditional colours of this Chrimbo card. The strong sentiment works so well with the Stickeroo bauble.

    Hugs
    Sarn xxx

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  10. Great Crimbo card Di.... the bauble is fab!

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  11. Love this gorgeous Christmas card Di. Love the traditional colours and layout.
    Hugs
    Caz x

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  12. Elegant, beautiful card - love your choice of carol - thanks for entering both of my CHNC challenges - hope to see you again soon. X

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  13. Love this Di! You have reminded me that I have a sheet of Stickeroos somewhere. I could make at least five cards from it and be ahead!
    xx

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  14. Lovely, Di - I love the image and the traditional colours. And the Christmas carol is perfect too. Hugs, Elizabeth xx

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  15. What a fabulous sentiment stamp and that and the stickeroo makes a fantastic card. Brilliant.

    Kath x

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  16. great card! I used some of that exact stickeroo packet and I love those design...they are so festive!

    Love the nice, festive traditional Christmas colours!

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  17. Very stylish and elegant - love the colours you've used.

    Thanks for joining us at CHNC Christmas Extra.

    Helen x
    (GDT member)

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