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The Night before Christmas

Hi Everyone,

here is my weekly Christmas card - playing with Merry Monday - the theme is the night before Christmas. I am going with those lines:

When, what to my wondering eyes should appear,
But a miniature sleigh, and eight tiny reindeer, 
With a little old driver, so lively and quick, 
I knew in a moment it must be St. Nick.  


It kind off resulted in a modern version with those Paper Smooches skyscrapers. The Santa sleigh is from an old Inkadinkadoo set. Added some Washi tape and white paint snow splatters


Also linking up with:
CAS Mix-up challenge - stamping and splattering
Die Traumfabrik - Hüter des Lichts/Rise of the Guardians
ABC Christmas Card Challenges - J-Jingle Bells K-keep it simple

Zum Mitnehmen:

Comments

Aileen said…
Another card I love, been a lookin for one of those santa and sleighs, looks perfect with your city scape and skyline. Love that finishing touch with the washi tape and splatters.
Ein toller Hintergrund, vor dem die Silhouetten sehr gut wirken! Auch gefällt es mir, wie du die Washi Tapes hier eingesetzt hast.
Kurz war ich erschrocken und musste schnell einen Blick auf den Kalender werfen. Puh, es ist noch etwas Zeit für die Weihnachtskartenproduktion. ;))
Liebe Grüße
Katrin
Flo said…
Wie... du bist schon wieder bei Weihnachten??? Hab ich was verpasst???
Deine Abendhimmelkarte gefällt mir sehr gut.
Ich denke, wenn man ganz genau in den Himmel schaut, kann man jetzt schon den Weihnachtsmann mit seinem Schlitten über den Sternenhimmel sausen sehen, allerdings nicht in schwarz wie bei dir, sondern in sternenweiß.
Dir und deiner Familie ein schönes Wochenende
Marcia Hill said…
Fantastic card Cornelia and perfect for our challenge! Thanks so much for sharing with us at Merry Monday!! :0)
conil said…
You just knock me out...this depicts The Night Before Christmas just as I've always envisioned it. Perfectly...I smell a winner.
Carmen said…
I like this town at night.
Bobby said…
This is great, Cornelia. Definitely different than mine but more like what I think Clement Moore had in mind when he wrote the poem.
Linda said…
Beautiful card portraying The Night before Christmas. Thanks for joining us this week at Merry Monday.
stampwithsandy said…
Terrific scene, Cornelia! Love that city scape!
Karren said…
What a beautiful scene you've created! Fabulous card!
Notes by Nina said…
Wonderful card, Thank you for joining us for Merry Monday.
Anita in France said…
A fabulous silhouette scene, Cornelia ... I especially love that starry splatter in the sky ... it's positively magical! Hugs, Anita :)
Suchi said…
What a fab scene! Great design! :)
Suchi xx
Conny said…
How wonderful! Really nice card!
Thanks for joining us at the dreamfactory!
Hugs,
Conny
Teresa Kline said…
this is pretty, luv the background and design! I am so glad you played along with us at simon says stamp wednesday challenge!

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Monika Reeck said…
this is my fav of your xmas card
this is stunning
love love all the silhouette
and you are queen of splatter
see you around Cornelia
I am missing your lovely words
hugs hugs
Monika
chrissy xx said…
Such a Wonderful scene. I LOve your colours and this Washi Tape and splatters are FAB.
Thank you so much for joining us over at ABC Christmas Challenge.
Chrissyxx
Rosmarie said…
Oh, was für eine herrliche Szene! Ich mag diese Schattenbilder total gern! Echt toll wie du mit den Farben gespielt hast ...und das Washi sieht klasse dazu aus!
Vielen Dank für's mitmachen bei der Traumfabrik.
GLG Rosi
Love your card! Thanks for sharing it with us at ABC Christmas Challenge.
Lisa DT

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