At any rate, I just got some new stamps and I've been (I can't believe this) too busy to even play. Seriously!
These new Little Loud Christmas Freckle collection stamps from Paperworks Co are fabulous - so cute and colorable (now if only I had time to get my watercoloring skills up...)
I used Mercy's Sketch #51 for a fairly quick & easy, non-traditional winter card. The matching sentiment inside says "Sending you Christmas Wishes".
I'm so sorry I haven't been around the blogs much either - I really will catch up one of these days. Can you believe my work actually expects me to work while I'm there?! HAHA
Hope you're staying warm in these frosty temperatures we've been having.
That sweet image is darling! I love those background papers too!
ReplyDeleteWhat a cute image, love all the adorable colors.
ReplyDeleteHello, I am visiting after seeing you on Karin's blog.
ReplyDeleteThis is an adorable card. I love the colors! I think I am red & green'ed out and this is the perfect antidote.
Happy Holidays!
oh wow! love that dp!! And LOVE the panel shapes...mojo back with a vengence!! Yeah, they expect me to work as well!! LOL Our temperature is warming up...it's about -5 with -12 windchill...better than -22 like on Monday...a bit of snow but the roads are good today :) How's the PTI working out :)
ReplyDeleteLove the yellow and purple. And your water colouring looks great. At least you don't shy away from it which is what I do. Hope your doing well Tanis.
ReplyDeleteWhat a darling image. Love how you layered it. As for being behind with Christmas cards, sometimes life just happens and they don't get sent out. People will forgive you, honest. How do I know - been there done that LOL!
ReplyDeleteLove the card, Tanny! Your coloring is super! Don't worry about cards....
ReplyDeleteBlessings,
Kim xXx
This is just lovely! I love how you combined the two different nesties and the non-traditional colours look just fabulous! And don't sweat the Christmas cards - I'm still making them too!
ReplyDeleteHow cute that image is. I like the combo of die cut shapes you used.
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