I love tartan, and it goes so well with Christmas.
Sentiment stamp: DoCrafts
Stitched die: unbranded
Tag die: Cuttlebug
Border die: Spellbinders
Also: Copics, twine, 3D Kindyglitz, gold pen.
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I too love the tartan Carol, goes very well with the Fir branch, lovely to see you at We Love Chocolate Baroque again, many thanks for joining us.
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And Stamping Sensations Carol, missed that one.
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Beautiful Christmas card Carol love the pine cone stamp and great tartan paper
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Hi Carol, what a gorgeous card, the tarten looks very festive and that image is stunning.xx
ReplyDeleteLove the pine cones with the needles. The paper is beautiful. [Bunny]
ReplyDeleteSuch a beautiful design here Carol! Love the tartan paper!!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous Carol-and tartan is perfect for Xmas.Such a lovely image and coloured so softy against the bolder tartan. Super idea to add the twine. Thanks for joining Time Out x
ReplyDeleteGorgeous card Carol, love the tartan.
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Super paper, great colour mix and a lovely image and design. Thank you for joining our 'Anything Goes' challenge at We love Chocolate Baroque'.
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I love the tartan and twine Carol. The card has a lovely rustic feel to it. Have you thought of entering it in to the Month of Holiday Cards at Beccy's Place - you don't have to follow the daily prompts.
ReplyDeleteI love this card Gail, the design is wonderful! The little pine cone image is very sweet and I like the way you've layered it on the two pieces of cardstock. I also like the tartan background, which always makes me think of traditional Christmases with the big tree and candles. Love the cute sentiment tag.
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Beccy
Love how you have used that simple image and really made it shine on the timeless and elegant card Carol
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Beautiful card, Carol. I love the design, the plaid, and the way you stamped the fir branch twice - wonderful effect. Thanks so much for playing with us at Time Out.
ReplyDeleteOH SO pretty Carol! Love your design and the twine used for your sentiment panel! Great job! Thanks so much for joining in the fun at our Double D ‘Pine Trees/Pine Cones’ challenge! Good Luck and we hope you’ll come back often.
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This is such a great color combo for Christmas and loving the design!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for joining in this month at my Crafty Wednesday challenge where it's all about Christmas or Anything Goes. Hope you'll stop by again soon!
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Loving the use of the plaid to perfectly set off your stamped image. Thanks for sharing with us at We Love Chocolate Baroque and Stamping Sensations challenges.
ReplyDeleteI am so fond of the tartan and I love that you let it become the boldface of your card. That sweet image of the pine bough is so delicate and you used it in a lovely way on this card.
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Barbara
A lovely card and tartan is always a good background for Christmas.
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Avril x
Perfect! The deep green tartan adds a noble feel to an already lovely card
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Tracy x
Love your fabulous tartan background. It is gorgeous!
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Thank you for joining We Love Chocolate Baroque challenge with this entry, good luck.
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Tracy x