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Quick and Easy Christmas Card

Hi Everybody,

Quick and Easy Christmas Cards is the motto over at Stampotique. That is just up my alley! I got myself some brand new Stampotique stamps and had to use them!


I sponged the background with distress inks after masking off the sun? moon?  - one of them.... stamped the owls and added white snowy accents. The sentiment is a combination of Hero Arts and Winnie & Walter, which I modified.....


Its a one layer card, therefore quick and easy :)

Linking up with:
SDC223: Quick and Easy Christmas Card
52CCT - sponging 
Christmas Card Challenges - anything goes
Merry Monday - Birds

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Happy Stamping!






Comments

Suchi said…
Stunning sponging..it looks brilliant and beautiful! :)
Suchi xx
Tanja said…
der Farbverlauf im Hintergrund sieht ja so toll aus und das Wortspiel passt fabelhaft
Ginger said…
love this and the quote is perfect.
Thank you for joining us for the Stampotique challenge.
Carol x
papierelle said…
Auf der Karte ist ein Schreibfehler ...*kaputtlach*!! Richtig klasse Karte!!
LG Gundi
Paper Lily Leaf said…
Stunning ink effect! I love those gorgeous owls! Thanks for joining us at 52CCT, April x
*Vicki* said…
Your blending is just gorgeous!! Love this design! ;)
Darnell said…
With those gorgeous jewel tones in your sky, it just has to be the moon! This is really stunning, Cornelia!! Enjoy your day! Hugs, Darnell
shirley-bee said…
Fabulous sky, and I love the altered sentiment and white accents :)
conil said…
Gorgeous background and that stamp, Wowzers. Clever little custom sentiment, as well. So good to see your cards again, I can't tell you.
Fabiola said…
elle est superbe cette carte Cornelia, sobre mais le résultat est top, merci de jouer vaec nous chez 52CCT, biz
Kim Heggins said…
Quick and easy....ha ha ha...this is just so beautiful and looks like it would have taken days to make.
Susan Joyce said…
Perfect card for the Merry Monday Challenge, thanks for sharing.
Deborah Frings said…
Such a hoot!!! Sorry, couldn't resist! I adore these cute owls and that magnificent sponged background. Fun sentiment too. Great work. Thanks so much for playing along with our technique challenge at 52CCT this week!
SonjaK said…
Was für ein wunderschöner Abendhimmel! Mit ein bisschen Orange und Giftgrün im Hintergrund könnte man sogar auch eine schöne Halloween-Karte daraus machen. So gefällt sie mir aber besser. ;o)
Deepti said…
Awesome Inking !!
Judy1223 said…
Seriously...WOW! Cornelia, the inking and white highlights on the branches are amazing!
Such a great watercolor background!! Thanks so much for playing with us at Merry Monday this week!
Shona Chambers said…
This is the coolest Christmas card!! Just love those colours and the way you did the snowy accents really makes it shine. Amazing!!!
Anita in France said…
Your sponged background is stunning, Cornelia ... those snow hightlighted little owl silhouettes are fabulous against it! Hugs, Anita :)
cm said…
Your night sky, in this pretty jewel tones, is the perfect backdrop for your sweet owls! Love the sentiment!
Hugs~c
AlisonC said…
Love your colourful fun card. So good to see you back.
*Arwen* said…
Wow so lovely <3
Thank you for joining us at Stampotique Designers Challenge :)

xx Arwen

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