Christmas Blessings

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Today I'm sharing another of my cards made for the Christmas For The Love Of Stamps launch.



This card uses the "The Nativity" stamp set, and I have used the Hunkydory Prism inks with a waterbrush to colour the images in. The patterned paper is one of the free ones from Issue 11 of the For The Love Of Stamps magazine. I've also used some lovely Hunkydory gold mirri card, some gold ribbon and some green grosgrain ribbon.

I would like to enter this card into the following challenges:
Artistic Inspirations #205 anything goes
Crafty Sentiments anything goes
Lil Patch Of Crafty Friends #86 anything goes

Comments

  1. Melle Clef4 August 2018 at 12:31

    This card is so cute ! Thank you for joining us at Artistic Inpirations challenge blog.
    http://melleclef.over-blog.com

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  2. Suze4 August 2018 at 19:13

    Beautiful card. The green inking on the edge of the image and sentiment is wonderful. Thank you for joining in the Anything Goes challenge at Lil Patch Of Crafty Friends.

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  3. Lisa8 August 2018 at 09:16

    Really cute x

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