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Tuesday 26 November 2019

Woodland Friends

Good Morning.
Time for a super simple card, one that could be easily reproduced in different colours.
I was so thrilled at how this background stamp married with this great die.

So onto my card details.
I began with a piece of heavy white cardstock and placed it into my Misti.
Next, I inked up the Polka Dot Grunge stamp with some Memento gray ink and stamped onto my paper.  While that dried, I die cut the deer twice and glued them together.  This die is an ornament but I decided to cut off the top portion before gluing it over the dot background.
Using my Misti again, I stamped the sentiment from Penny Black along the bottom of my card.
I mounted the front panel onto a piece of gray cardstock, then onto a heavy white card base.



Thanks so much for coming by and taking a look.

Adding my card to these challenges:
CAS on Fridays- USE A FRAME
Crafty Friends- CHRISTMAS

Supplies
Stamps- Polka Dot Grunge (Picket Fence); Christmas Sentiments (PB)
Ink- London Fog Memento
Paper- heavy white (Scribes Nook); gray cs
Accessories and Tools- Fancy Deer Ornament (HA); Cuttlebug; Misti (My Sweet Petunia)

8 comments:

  1. So beautiful! Love the die you used!

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  2. This polka dot background does indeed go beautifully with the stag and doe foliage circle Karen and the grey is a very elegant colour too. x

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  3. What a fantastic card Karen - love the die cut over the textured looking stamped background
    Blessings
    Maxine

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  4. Very pretty, beautiful die cut and card, hugs, Lori m

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  5. Beautifully matched and produced, a Super card Karen.
    Faith x

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  6. Hello... Thanks for entering your lovely card into our ‘Christmas’ Challenge. Good luck in the draw and hope you will come back again soon.
    Diane Louise [Team Leader for Crafty Friends Challenge Blog]

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