Happy Thanksgiving all!

Since I’m not cooking today, I get to play for a bit this morning.

This green die cut edge was hanging out on my table,  leftover from Tuesday’s cards, so I decided to put it to work as a border in today’s card.  In fact, all the paper strips were scraps.

The music background stamp adds a nice, subtle touch.  I meant to just clear emboss it, but I think a little Bundled Sage distress ink was left on the stamp.  No problem!

The “Let it Snow” rub-on was just begging to be used, and there you have it!  Easy-peasy.  🙂

christmas card let it snow

Btw, Kristina’s day 15 card got me started with the layout of this one.  You’d never guess it by the end result, but I like to give credit where credit it due.  🙂

Supplies:

Paper: Glad Tidings Card Make Paper Pad (K & Company),  Yuletide 12X12 Specialty Paper Pad (K & Company), Seasonal Paper Stash Paper Pad (Tim Holtz)
Ink:  Bundled Sage Tim Holtz Distress Inks
Adhesive: Squares Foam Tabs, Mono Adhesive Dispenser Permanent
Embossing powderRanger Embossing Powder 1-Ounce, Clear
Stamp: Music Background Cling Stamps  (Hero Arts)
Rub-ons:  October Afternoon, Snow Flurries

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This next card fits in a business envelope.  You’ll need to cut your white card stock to 8″ x 9 1/2″.  The supplies do most of the work, so this one was really quick!  (Based on day 16 of the Holiday Card Series.)

christmas card snowman merry christmas

Supplies:

Paper: Yuletide 12X12 Specialty Paper Pad (K & Company)
Stickers: Jolee’s By You-winter Snowman, Jolee’s Boutique – Bold Christmas
Ink: Vintage Photo Tim Holtz Distress Ink j
Adhesive: Mono Adhesive Dispenser Permanent

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