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CTC 197 Joyous Noel chistmas project

HI all, just a quick post today - where does the day go???
I was inspired by the gorgeous Feathers and Frost suite and the beautiful images on page 30 of the holiday catalogue.
I have played with it before and I love it and you'll see some of those samples here and here.

For this card I heat embossed the leaf image in white on Crumb cake and used the Call me Clover ink to colour in the leaves, and a white gel pen to colour in the berries. A few layers of coordinating Call Me Clover paper and card and there you have it.
The beautiful little birdie doesn't appear until the inside. I coloured these using the Stampin Blends- super fast!!! (Just what we need at Christmas). For the sentiment I had fun using the Christmas Traditions Punch Box and coordinating punch. You'll find this treasure tucked away on page 2 of the catalogue. It's kind of easy to miss as you head straight in for the major sets but it's very easy to use. And it comes with the Real Red and Call Me Clover Ink spots too. I'll have more samples using this coming up soon.

You can see I snuck in a little branch for him to sit on - easily punched using the sprig punch! I am so loving this punch.
I added a few white mini pearls to the front. 
There's lots to love in this section of the book. What will you make to share with us on our Facebook page?
Next on the hop this week is Judy. Her projects are always so detailed and precise.
and before me this week is the fabulous Julia
Don't forget we love to see what you create using the same inspiration pictures. Upload a picture of your project to our Facebook page.

I hope you have a creative week and remember, 
"don't just post online,
 post something pretty!"

cheers, Liz
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Comments

  1. How gorgeous! I love the embossed leaf image and the cute little bird on the inside.

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  2. Just lovely, I love that leaf stamp arranged in a square like that, it's just gorgeous. Plus that Christmas Traditions punch box is just so damn cute, isn't it?!

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  3. I do like the tag on the front, supported of course by all that Call Me Clover loveliness!

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  4. Lovely card Liz, the leaf image looks great embossed with the leaves coloured in

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  5. I love what you've done with this stamp set Liz - and the white embossing with the Call me Clover is just stunning! And the pearls too! Love it.

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  6. The wreath looks fabulous embossed, Liz and the striped background paper works so well with it, too.

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  7. Great colour choice Liz - a fun and 'chirpy' card :)

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