Congratulations Debi!
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Sunday, November 15
New Release: Finn's Bells
Finn is one of those people (or should I say penguins) who doesn't quite catch the spirit of Christmas... and don't we all know a few actual people like that? Although he's not exactly rockin' it, at least he's made an effort!
Finn's Bells
Karin's Creation
Petra's Card
AJ's Card
A couple of projects from Anesha
Carla's Card
Christine's Card
Judy's Card
Day 15 - Christmas Trees
Grab your favourite tree stamp, some ink and little embellishments and make yourself a forest of Christmas trees! They are great fun to "decorate" and you can colour co-ordinate them to your friends' and family's tastes.
Don't have a tree stamp? Don't worry! Cut out some elongated triangles from green cardstock and adhere them to your card front. They can be decorated in the same way as a stamped image.
YOUR TURN: Decorate a Christmas tree and use it on a holiday card.
Upload your creation HERE.
Saturday, November 14
Comment Winner - Day 13
Congratulations Gildett!
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gildett marillac November 13, 2015 at 10:27 AM
Oi Beccy, que lindo o seu cartão branco... Estou mais uma vez adoando o Desafio, estou tentando fazer um por dia, meio difícil mas estou tentando...
According to Google Translate:
Beccy Hi, how beautiful your white card ... I am once again adoando the Challenge, I'm trying to do one a day, kinda hard but I'm trying ...
Saturday Weekly Winners
Congratulations to our second group of Saturday weekly winners!
Anna (card 33)
Petra (card 105)
Olga (card 131)
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email your choice to me at beccymuir@yahoo.com.
Day 14 - Holly
I was amazed to look through my Christmas stamp collection and realise that almost half of them feature holly in some shape or form. Like poinsettias, holly plants are synonymous with Christmas and are fabulous for decorating all sorts of holiday themed cards and projects.
YOUR TURN: Make a card or papercraft project that features holly.
Upload your creation HERE.
Friday, November 13
Race Winners!
Congratulations to the first ten past the post!
Annie
Teresa H.
Suze
Gail K.
KT Fit Kitty
Vicky
Petra (pst)
Dagmar
Margaret A.
Connie Walsh
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then email your choice to me at beccymuir@yahoo.com
Early Race Results...
We have our first five winners for the upload race...
which means there are still five positions left.
Who'll be next?
Let's Have a Race...
The next ten people to upload a card to the Month of Holiday Cards Challenge will win one full set of digital stamps. You can upload as many cards or projects as you like, but you can only collect one prize until all ten digital sets have been won.
Our starting point will be card #137
Ready...
Set...
Go!
Comment Winner - Day 12
Congratulations Diane!
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Diane Louise Janion November 12, 2015 at 12:45 AM
Such a good idea, Ive always kept buttons, but never use them very often on my crafting, you've inspired me to make a Christmas card - thanks very much Beccy.
Hugs Diane Louise x
Hugs Diane Louise x
Day 13 - White on White
White on white cards rely on texture, rather than colour, to delineate the different elements of the design. You can easily add texture with three dimensional embellishments, embossing and by layering cardstock, which will create shadows and depth to make the design more obvious.
YOUR TURN: Create a white on white holiday card.
Upload your creation HERE.
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I used to have 2 beautiful holly bushes in my yard. My son always cursed when it was time to trim those picky babies. When he got a place of his own, my DH started doing the trimming. He trimmed them one year; the next year he chopped them down!