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Sunday, 17 October 2021

Snippets Challenge #414

 Time to take myself off to the Playground for the latest challenge.  A super prize on offer this time and a guest designer with no less than three cards to inspire us.  When I cut into any patterned paper I always save the left overs, where possible with the pad or pack containing the originals - you never know when you might need just a tiny bit more of a favourite one when using the last  whole piece 😉.  For my card this time I've used some strips of Christmas paper from a previous year (not sure how long ago) but managed to find four strips just wide enough to cut some banners.  I also used snippets to cut the sentiment strip and the glitzy snowflakes..  Also I had a larger  white snippet which I trimmed to size before embossing with falling snow EF.  I did have to cut into a new sheet of red card for the outer layer and of course used a card blank.


Banners - DSP from Stampin' Up (retired), banner die from Creative Expressions
Greeting - stamp from Contempo Christmas, also SU (retired)
Snowflakes - dies from Crafter's Companion, Small snippet glitter paper from SU
Embossing - Falling snow embossing folder also SU 

8 comments:

  1. A fabulous banner snippets Christmas card Val.

    Bit nippy out there again today, so there's more hot chocolate available up in the Playground Treehouse.
    Hugs, Sarn xxx

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  2. Great use of snippets Val…I love that SU sentiment

    Anne

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  3. Oh my goodness Val this really is a perfect example of a snippets card! It's just lovely!

    Hugs

    Di xx

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  4. Wow that’s a lot of snippets Val, and another lovely card, well done xxx

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  5. Fabulous card Val and a brilliant use of snippets. xx

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  6. What a greaat way to use up the strips that are left over after a project. I love it.

    Sue xx

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  7. What a great idea, simple but really effective and a perfect way to use snippets. x

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  8. Such a lovely card, Val. I like how the sentiment goes across the banners, Jo x

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