Ingredients
Solid Card Stock: PTI - Black and White
Dies: Renee (thanks)
Glitter: Martha Stewart
Stamps: WM 2011 Holiday Ornaments
Wednesday, January 11, 2012
January 2012 Waltzting Mouse Christmas Card Challenge
I know, I know more Christmas cards and it's only January...well Waltzing Mouse has a year long Christmas card challenge where you make one card per month and follow their theme. This is the first month and the theme is to have either day or night time sky. I choose night time and was able to use some leftovers from another annual challenge, 12 Kits of Christmas (more on that to follow at a later date and post). This card was lots of fun to make and uses plenty of glitter, sort of hard to see from the photo but trust me if you saw my craft table you would think Tinker Bell lived here. My favorite thing about the card are the adorable little red birds perched on the tree.Thanks for taking a peek!
Ingredients
Solid Card Stock: PTI - Black and White
Dies: Renee (thanks)
Glitter: Martha Stewart
Stamps: WM 2011 Holiday Ornaments
Ingredients
Solid Card Stock: PTI - Black and White
Dies: Renee (thanks)
Glitter: Martha Stewart
Stamps: WM 2011 Holiday Ornaments
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Wow. This is just too sweet. I love it. I haven't even had a chance to play with all the goodies Renee sent--but this is a good preview. It's a stunning card with black, red and black.
ReplyDeletevery very pretty!
ReplyDeleteKIM....I just now realized you're on the 12 kits of Christmas team, too LOL!! (DUH! I read the names, but didn't put two and two together since I haven't had a chance to visit everyone's blogs yet) I'm so excited :) This is definitely an awesome card, love that black night sky and how the white tree stands out on it. I can't wait to get going on my kit soon (hopefully this weekend!)
ReplyDeleteOh, I know where you got that tree! It is so cute and how smart to use it for your WM challenge. Your night sky with the star makes a gorgeous Christmas card.
ReplyDeleteGosh, I recognize those diecuts!! LOVE how you used the tree--it looks stunning against the black! This is a really pretty Christmas card!
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