I haven't added a sentiment as I thought it would be a great card to send with a letter written on it to someone for Christmas. Lots of space to write!
I have used the edge diecuts on a strip of cardstock and folded twice. Diecut the edgings again, coloured the elements with copic pens, cut them off the strip and glued them to the original diecuts. Then added the Christmas Cottages from Beccy's place, which were also coloured with copic pens, some liquid pearls were used for the snow.
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Oh Wow!! This is just fabulous Cass, you've done a great job! I love the way the pages of your card open to reveal the different parts of your little neighbourhood. What a great way to use the dies and the cottage images. I'm sure the person who receives your card will be absolutely thrilled. Awesome work!
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Beccy
This is so clever! I like that there is an entire village on your card. I am sure this will be adored by whomever is lucky enough to get it. Thanks for sharing!!!
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Absolutely brilliant, looks like a lot of time must have gone into making this. Thanks for joining us over at the ABC Christmas Challenge.
ReplyDeleteThis is so fun!!! It looks like a cheery little village. A lot of work piecing it all together; but it turned out fabulous! Thanks for playing with CHNCC2.
ReplyDeleteWow! A lot of care and work went into this fabulous card! I love the great scene! Thanks for sharing with us at Brown Sugar this month.
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