Kool Kitty Musings: A few more makes...

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Tuesday, 06 December 2011

A few more makes...

Here are a couple more cards from the weekend when I was trying out my lovely winter landscape die!

Die: Memory Box Dies
Stamps: PTI

Got to admit, it is a keeper, and I think will be very handy for simple yet elegant emergency cards! ;o) But I think it'll add a very nice note to more complex ones too.

Paper: American Crafts
Die: Memory Box Dies
Stamps: PTI
Pearls: Kaisercraft

Difficult to see on the metallic AC paper, but there is a snowflake behind the greeting too.

Right, I'd best get my skates on and have some tea. :)

Posted by Handmade by Natty at 05:15 PM in Cards, Kool Yule, Made in 2011 | Permalink

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