This is because I made him for Joan's Hope You Can Cling To "unsentimental" challenge (yes, that was in October, however, he is Christmasy, if not sentimental, so I saved him - stop yelling at me!).
I think that holiday cards are perfect for this type of challenge because of the simple iconic imagery that doesn't need a word to tell a story.
stamps: Stamper's Anonymous Reindeer Flight Ink: Versamark, Basic Black
Paper: Crumb Cake, Whisper White, Cherry Cobbler, Newsprint DSP
Accessories: Clear embossing powder, Heat Gun, MFT scallop Die-namics, SU Lace and tinsel trim,
glitter brads, Green Galore and Real Red markers, Viva Decor paint, SU glass glitter.
I just spotlighted this little fella, colored him and used the sassy glass glitter for an accent. I love this glitter!! It's my go to glitter now. I need billions more jars of it.
I'm trying desperately this weekend to design my Christmas card. I'm close, but it's not quite right. Have you designed yours yet? What style are you doing? I think I'm going with vintage this year. We'll see how I feel about it tomorrow after I've slept on the initial design.
I hope your Thanksgiving was fantastic (if you are in the states :)) and that you have tons of leftover pie! :)
Thanks for stopping by!
xo,
Lydia
Design my holiday card? Is it Dec 24th already?!
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NO one is lasier than I am.
Um...this would be a lovely Christmas card...*smile*
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I plan on doing snow globe easel cards with the SU treat cups and the snow globe stamp. Still trying to think of the best "snow" for inside... :-)
I love everything about this card-gorgeous!
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