My card for the Outlawz sketch challenge this week is for Christmas, yeah! must have got at least 3 ready now LOL.
Anyhow, something different, I have been going through the vast amount of cutting files I have, even made a few boxes, (another post) shamefully, most not used before, these are 2 of them.
One that I came across started it all, that was the Robin on a branch, so easy, even to layer, and the holly frame which was just as easy. I've added a link and as you can see I have had them for years and not used them, isn't that disgraceful?
My biggest choice was what to use for the diagonal backgrounds of the sketch. I decided on a "snow" background, I wasn't sure of the colour choice, but thought I would go with it.
robin on a branch a freebie 2012 - Shirley's Cards
holly frame 2009 - Einne digital cutting files
ponsettia die - Tattered Lace
background paper - The Lovely Studio (previously Pink Petticoat)
This is so gorgeous, Faith! I love the robin you made and your holly frame. So glad you were able to use the Sketch from the Outlawz!
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Darcy
What a clever colour way with the traditional green and red and then the blue dots...gorgeous x
ReplyDeleteBrilliant card, Faith, I love the cute little robin. Great take on the sketch. xx
ReplyDeleteThis is so pretty Faith, a fabulous holly frame and sweet robin.
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Very pretty, Faith!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful love the wreath die and little Robin
ReplyDeleteCarol x
I love the little robin in that holly wreath! Cute card!
ReplyDeleteFaith this is so gorgeous. And that die is beautiful.
ReplyDeleteThis is such a coincidence Faith as I used the Robin on the branch yesterday in a new template I am designing for this years Christmas Cards. Love your card xx
ReplyDeleteThis is just gorgeous,love the great design.xxx
ReplyDeleteBeautiful Christmas card Faith! You did a wonderful job with the design challenge.
ReplyDeleteI'm sorry but that little birdy is just the cutest thing! Soo cute!
ReplyDeleteGreat use of that sketch, Faith, and I love, love, LOVE the die cutting!
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