Kool Kitty Musings: 52 Christmas Crackers 2013

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Sunday, 19 May 2013

52 Christmas Crackers 2013 - Week 20

I must say it feels very strange to be sharing this project having finally spent the best part of this afternoon in the sunshine(!!!) in the garden finishing up a book...

But I am hoping it will become a familiar kind of feeling over the summer if we have one. :)

So here at last is my Christmas card for week 20's prompt to take inspiration from the printed word - and as my literary inspiration I used the tale of The Snowman by Raymond Briggs:

Paper: Basic Grey
Stamp: PTI
Die-cuts and stickers: Basic Grey
Other: 3D faom, 3D glitter paint

I'm not sure how visible it is in the photo but I accented the border on the tag and all the hexagon snowflakes on the paper at the bottom with 3D glitter paint for a bit of pop.

Bit of a simple one, but I was a woman on a mission to get this card off my list!

Posted by Handmade by Natty at 06:23 PM in 52-card challenge, Cards, Kool Yule, Made in 2013 | Permalink

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