No, I am not ready to do Christmas cards but I should be making them and getting them off to my OWH shipper because they are needed early. So, as long as there are some challenges for Christmas cards the week (you know what a nut I am about challenges!) I am motivated to make a few. Emphasis on the few.
For this card I used a new digital image by Doodle Pantry called Vintage LampPost.
Then I added a bow from Hats and Things
The BG paper is from the Poinsettia set:
The sentiment is by Paper Garden Projects.
Sketch is
Seems a Little Sketchy
Other Challenges:
Stamp and Create - Christmas in July
Paper MakeUp - Use digitals
Great Impressions - anything
House of Gill - bright colors
Sister Act - anything
Pink Gem - lots of layers
Like the way you brought all you digital elements together and anyone who supports OWH as a warm spot in my heart.
ReplyDeleteMary Anne, Great Impressions DT
Oh My...pretty pretty pretty! I must I must I must get started on my cards. I love the sketch you followed...by the way...and the lovely slider for the sentiment.
ReplyDeleteIt is lovely indeed!...Thanks for joining us this week at Sister Act Card Challenge (always ATG)... HUGS - SK :)
ReplyDeleteSKdigis
Nice use of the sketch!! Gets me in the mood for Christmas in this Midwest heat! Thanks for playing with us at Seems a Little Sketchy!
ReplyDeleteCarolyn, DT
So pretty, Marsha! Great idea to use the bow to decorate the vintage lamp post.
ReplyDeleteLovely Christmas card Marsha, love the added bow and the wonderful bright background paper!
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Glenda
I just made a Christmas card with this set! I love the bow you added!!!
ReplyDeleteMarsha I would never have thought to add a bow from hats and things, awesome! Thank you so much that gives me so many ideas!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful Christmas card! This worked wonderfully with our sketch! Thanks for sharing with us at Seems a Little Sketchy!
ReplyDeleteWow! This is gorgeous! And a great take on the sketch too :) Thanks for joining us at SALS!!
ReplyDeleteFantastic card Marsha! I would never have thought to use a bow...and I love the way it looks. Thank you for the inspiration!
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