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Muse Christmas Visions 87

Hi Everyone,

I am playing along at Muse Christmas Visions with our fabulous guest designer Elizabeth from Paper Sweetness. She did not make one beautiful card, but she made TWO!!!!

Unfortunately I only had time for one card tonight and that is it. but we still have 4 days to play along - plenty of time to come up with another card, right?


I took my latest favorite animals and stacked them up along the left side of my sponged square to CASE Elizabeths tree branches. I did not quite get the coloring right, but I was inspired by it and that is good enough.....Could not help myself and added a tiny splash of color with that Santa hat....

 So here is Elizabeths gorgeous card that inspired mine:


 I used Cats on Appletree stamps. The sentiment and the star are from Paper Smooches. I was thinking of heat embossing the sentiment in white, but I did not have enough time for my card to fully dry. so I just stamped it in black.


So, you think you'll find time to play along? Would be fantastic - remember, Christmas is in a few weeks. About time to get started with your cards....

Happy CASEing!

Linking up with:
The Male Room - silhouettes
Watercooler Wednesday Challenge - Christmas
Fab 'n Funky - Christmas
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Comments

Marianne said…
What a totally fun and cool take on Elizabeth's card, Cornelia. I think the black sentiment works perfect in your design. Awesome job! I linked up a card last night, too! Yay!
Flo said…
Da hast du mal wieder ein lustiges Kärtlein gestaltet.
Der arme Pinguin muss das schwere Pferd (er)tragen und er selber sitzt auf einem Vogel. Ob das mit der Balance hinkommt?
Na, wie werden es nicht erfahren können.
Liebe Grüße
Bobby said…
You sure know how to add humor to your cards, Cornelia. Those animals remind me of the Bremen town musicians. Minus the Santa hat of course. ;)
conil said…
You're a genius. Love this funky, clever, happy Christmas card so much I can't even express it.
Very unique take on the inspiration card design. Love the colors used.
Mac Mable said…
Fabulous masking, great stamping and blending of those amazing colours. Such fun and to add the red hat....clever!!!
BożenA said…
:-)) Great and so funny! I'm never sure what you can see in a normal Christmas tree :-)) I love a horse in Santa's cap :-) Once again I have to announce that I love your humor and the way of presenting your world :-))
BożenA xx
Tracie Pond said…
Such fun and silly animals. Thank you for playing at The Male Room. =) Tracie (Guest Designer)
Heidi Weaver said…
Wow Cornelia, what a fun card! I can see where your inspiration came from but beyond that, the "stacking" of your current favourite animals is a brilliant idea. (I especially love the Santa hat on Mr. Horse.) Except for some new characters which you've introduced, this makes me think of The Town Musicians of Bremen (remember that children's story?). Great idea. Beautifully executed. This is CASE worthy! Thanks so much for joining our Watercooler Wednesday Challenge this week.
Ardyth said…
Haha! You built a tree out of animals! Very fun!
Rocky said…
Thank you for making me smile, this card is fab. I love the Christmas hat on the horse, always a pleasure to see your work at TMR.
Robyn Oliver said…
Brilliant take on Elizabeth's card Cornelia, love it the animal tree is fabulous
ElizStewart said…
There is a smile on my face! So love your idea of stacking animals...just too cute! Thanks for playing along twice!
An absolute delight, I LOVE the idea you had and have changed the card from the original beautifully and with great humour. Thank you for sharing your wonderful card with us at The Male Room. Faith DT
Penny Hanuszak said…
What's not to love about your card? It's perfect. What a great out of the box take on Elizabeth's tree branch card. I know I'll use this idea in the future. Super cool animals too. And the background. Perfect! Thanks so much for sharing your wonderful card on our Watercooler Wednesday challenge this week. Loved it!
Created by Kath said…
Thanks for joining us at Watercooler Wednesday Challenges! I love your background and stacked animals
Cathy F said…
That card made me smile! It's very different and an innovative way to use silhouettes! Thanks for playing along at The Male Room Challenge Blog!
Lady Joyful said…
Such a fun card! The way the horse pops out over the top of your blended square adds such great dimension to the card. Thank you for joining us at the Watercooler Wednesday Challenge and The Male Room - Charlotte/Lady Joyful, DT
Anita in France said…
Hahaha ... fun and funny, Cornelia ... those stacked animals are a riot ... love the Santa hat at the top! Hugs, Anita :)
AndrejaL said…
What a great cards you made. Fantastic work with silhouette :-))
I am so glad you played along with us at The Male Room.
Jane said…
Congratulations on your win at The Male Room. Please contact me if you’d like to Guest Design with us for a future challenge. themaleroomcraftchallenge@gmail.com
Unknown said…
Hi Cornelia, I have purchased lots of Cats on Appletrees stamps after seeing this wonderful card. I hadn't heard of them before so thank you for introducing me to a terrific new stamp company. I have some questions I need answers to in order to case your card (!), firstly how did you maintain the white parts of the stamp when stamped on top of the watercoloured square? Secondly, is the Santy hat coloured and fussy cut, then added?
Really looking forward to creating something like this amazing card. Thank you for the inspiration.

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