8 x 8 card blank
Stamps from Pink Gem designs, coloured with coloursoft pencils, blended with baby oil. I have paper-pieced Joseph's robe using one of the backing papers.
Backing papers are all Papermania inked around the edges with Vintage Photo Distress Ink.
I used Grace's Frame embossing folder to create the mat the images are sat on.
Marianne Poinsettia die used, glitter added to finished flowers.
The sentiment is a Lili of the Valley stamp.
I would also like to enter my card in the following challenges:
Simon Says Stamp - Paper piecing.
Stamping For Pleasure - Rudolph Day - create a Christmas Card
Winter Wonderland Challenge - It Takes Two
Pink Gem Designs Challenge - Holidays


14 comments:
Just fabulous card my dear^_^ Cute and sweet image^_^
Big hug,
Sonia
This is a delightful card - thanks for entering my CHNC challenge 109 - you could also enter this into my new CHNC challenge extra for January - I'd love to see it there too. X
You have made a beautiful christmascard!
Thanks for joining us at CCWS.
Hugs Nicolet
Fabulous card Jo, love your selection of papers. Thanks for joining us at CCWS this week. Carol x
What a sweet card that really brings home the true meaning f Christmas!
What a lovely Card you made.
Thanks for joining us at CCWS.
A lovely creation, thank you for joining us at the Winter Wonderland "It Takes Two" challenge this week
Hugs Kate xx
Super sweet card. Fun image! Thanks for playing along with the Let's Get Paper Piecing Challenge over at the Simon Says Challenge Blog this week!
Lovely card!
Thanks for joining us at CCWS!
Hugs, Wilma
Your card is gorgeous, love the layout and the colours.xxx
Oh well done! I have never made an 8x8 card as that huge space is just too scary to fill! You've done a great job. Terrific nativity card.
Thanks for joining in with Rudolph Day.
Hugs
Sarn xxx
A lovely Christmas card Jo. Love the image you have used. Thank you for joining us at Winter Wonderland.
Debbie x
This is a lovely Christmas card Jo, fab papers.
Pauline
x
Awww so sweet lovely Xmas creation you have used the PG images to great effect.
Thanks for sharing with us at AGOAC this time.
smiles Christine x
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