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Green Christmas with Funky Fossil Designs,

  Hi Everyone,

I am back with my weekly Christmas card. I am playing along with 52CCT - the theme is use a stencil. I combined with with Just Add Ink, which has a beautiful mood board for our inspiration - see below.
I started with a light green card base and used the stencil Festive Words to add more interest to my background. I die cut two of the Tree Silhouette tree dies with white and green card stock and glued them together with a bit of off-set, to mimic some snow. Stamped the deer form the set Winter Wonderland (sadly no longer in the store). I trimmed the side and added a strip of paper (Neutrals paper pad). I also added a brad and some thread.

I hope you liked this. Thanks for visiting. 

Linking up with:
52CCT - stencil
Just Add Ink - see mood board below
























Comments

Jan said…
I love all your ink layering Cornelia! You’ve captured the cooling green tones and mood in our inspiration collage so beautifully! Thank you for sharing with us at Just Add Ink this week.
AndrejaM said…
Beautiful card! You used the stencil very nicely! Thanks for playing at 52 CCT challange.
Rosmarie said…
Brillant!! Ich hätte nicht gedacht, dass man mit "nur" Grün eine so schöne Weihnachtskarte machen kann!!! Vielen Dank für's Mitmachen bei 52CCT. LG, Rosi
TracyB said…
Such a wonderful way of using your stencil to make a Christmas card. Also love how you made snow for your trees - I will have to remember this trick. Thanks for joining us over at 52CCT. Hope to see your creations again soon.
Tracy 52CCT Design Team

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