I Finally made my first Christmas Card of the season!!! It felt good and I'm ready to make many more. I started off with a sketch challenge from The Sweet Stop SSS136 sketch this week. 
Very simple but was perfect for what I wanted to do. I had just got a new Fiskars Snowbubble Border and Corner punch and had to use it. I punched a rectangle piece and then laid it over another piece. I like how the under layer peaks through. I also knew I wanted to use these felt snowflakes I had die cut last year and decided to layer them. I added a glitter snowflake to give it a little punch and tied it all together with a snowflake brad. Keeping with the theme I added a snowflake ribbon at the bottom. Simon Says Stamp Challenge this week is TAG IT. It was a perfect way to add my sentiment to the front of the card. I don't think there is anything left in the snow flake category... ohhh wait, the snowflake paper I used on the inside. hahah.. 
I decided to go with the colors that Color Throwdown Challenge had this week for #169. I love bright and cherry colors and they sure did have them this week. LOOK:
I also decided to complete the Dutch Dare Card Challenge recipe from this week. They asked that we use at least 3 of the items in the list:
-ribbon
-images
-pattern papers
-layers
-rhinestones, brads, buttons, etc
I used all but one of their request.
So I hope you are still hanging in here to finally see my card.
More snowflakes on the inside.
BIG MAMMA LUVS YA
XOXO
5 comments:
So pretty! Love the layered snowflake. Thanks for joining us for this week's Color Throwdown.
What a great creation! I love the how you used our theme at Dutch Dare Card Challenge.
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Pattie ♥
Oh, so pretty Mary. Love the felt snowflakes. Great use of all the colors. Thank you for playing along with us at The Sweet Stop this week. :o)
Love your Fab Layered felt snowflake! So Adorable! Way to rock those colors too! 8-) Thanks for joining us at The Sweet Stop! 8-)
What a beautiful card and gorgeous snowflake. You finished the inside beautifully. Thanks for sharing this with us at The Sweet Stop.
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