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    Hi Everyone,

I am back with my weekly Christmas card. I am playing along with 52CCT - the theme is "pale blue and red".  

Those are pretty colors! I used a background stencil (Simple stories) and brushed it with speckled egg distress oxide ink. Used the same ink to stamp the sentiment (Tim Holtz). I added some red die cuts (Alexandra Renke and Impression Obsession dies). 

I hope you liked this. Thanks for visiting. 

Linking up with:
52CCT - pale blue and red





















Comments

Kathy said…
Cornelia, I love your card...these squirrels are so fun and it makes me smile and the sentiment works perfectly. Thank you so much for sharing your lovely creation with us this week at 52 CCT. Smiles, Kathy
Eine tolle Weihnachtskarte ist dir gelungen. Die Stanzteile und das Hintergrundpapier finde ich super.
Danke, dass du bei den Nachteulen mitspielst und viel Glück für die Auslosung.
Ilse (thera)
Fabiola said…
que c'est adorable Cornelia, une belle scène originale et charmante, merci de jouer avec nous chez 52CCT, biz
Rosmarie said…
Was für ein lustiges Treiben im Walde! Wunderschön, wie du die Karte gestaltet hast!!♥♥ Bei so vielen Bäumen bekommt bestimmt jedes Eichhörnchen seinen Tannenzapfen! :)) Ganz lieben Dank für's Mitmachen bei 52CCT! LG, Rosi
AndrejaM said…
Beautiful card! You used the colours very nicely! Thanks for playing at 52 CCT challange.
sidan said…
Auch diese Karte ist super. Schöne Idee mit den Tannenbäumen und den Eichhörnchen.
Danke für deine Teilnahme bei den "Nachteulen schaffen schönes“!
Ellibelle said…
What a cute and fun Christmas card! Love the squirrels!
Thanks so much for sharing at my Crafty Wednesday challenge!

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