We're moving through the year month by month and now it's time for the May Rudolph Days Challenge where the theme is Anything Goes just as long as it has something to do with Christmas. I had an image in mind which I 'd decided to use but was unsure as to how; until I remembered that Jules (Always With a Heart) has a good selection of layout sketches on her blog so I decided to take a look. I settled on using square sketch #2 and trimmed my image into a square and searched for some suitable background papers. The two small white squares were cut and embossed with a snowflake pattern. For the moment I've left the card without a sentiment as it speaks for itself and there will be one added to the insert anyway. Taking part in this challenge is a good way of building up a stock of cards ahead of the end of the year so why not think about making something - you have until the end of the month to take part.
Image - from pad of seasonal images Lili of the Valley (dated 2013)
Designer Papers - by Stampin' Up (retired) dating back 3 or 4 years I believe
Snowflake die - Source unknown - it was just in the box with most of my Seasonal stash
Narrow strip of green card from my snippets box.
You chose a lovely sketch from Jules and have made a fab Christmas card with it.
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Lovely image Val and a great layout using Jules’ sketch. xx
ReplyDeleteAn adorable Polar Bear image Val and the two snowflake panels compliments the winery feel so well.
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Beautiful Christmas card, Val. Coincidentally, I used this same sketch yesterday to make a birthday card, I just need to find time to photograph it and write up a blog post.
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Hi Val
ReplyDeleteSo lovely to see you using one of my sketches .. .. you have created a lovely card using it. Great image and the two large snowflakes are just perfect.
Love and hugs
Jules xoxo
Such a sweet card!
ReplyDeleteThanks for joining us at Rudolph Days!
Helen x
(Guest Designer)
Beautiful image and card layout.
ReplyDeleteThanks for joining me at the Rudolph Days Challenge.
Helen x