Going with an icy blue theme. The papers is from Doodlebugs "Boy" collection. The twine is also by Doodlebug. To make my Chocolate Baroque greeting pop, I layered it on polar blue CS. |
The little snowman is from Waltzingmouse's "A Cottage Christmas". I coloured him with SN markers, Did some layering with Spellbinders Labels 4, added a couple of bling and ... voila! |
I left the inside plain...because...there are super-simple cards after all! These cards are perfect for "conveyor-belt" style production before you know it there'll be half a dozen sitting on your craft table!
I'm playing with Use It Tuesday #45 "Its All About Christmas"; Delicious Doodles #14 "Anything Christmas with Blue" and Raise the Bar #123 "Blues and Whites"
So glad you joined on Day 4. Pop by tomorrow for Holiday Mini Bailout Day 5 when I feature another popular Christmas character! See ya!
Beijinhos!
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2012 Holiday Mini Bailout - the story so far:
Day #03 : O Christmas Tree
Day #02 : Jolly and Bright
Day #01 : Twinkle Twinkle
This is NOT a simple card to me! But I guess for you it must be! I Don't know how you did it, this would take e hours and not be half as good!
ReplyDeleteI love this guy :) He's adorable! And I'm loving the Holiday Bailout series! These are the crazy crafting days of our lives :)
ReplyDeleteLove this card and that oh so cute snowman. TFS
ReplyDeleteYes we all in the same boat Asha and this is a great idea for mass producing cards. Love it! What an adorable snowman too. :) Hugs
ReplyDeleteThis guy is so cute!! Great 'easy' card!!
ReplyDeleteI love the simplicity and the adorable snowman. Thanks for joining us at Use It Tuesday!
ReplyDeleteVery cute card! I'm still learning how to "color" white :( I need practice. Your snowman really pops on this card.
ReplyDeleteGreat idea!! I'm always scrambling for cards at this time of year. Thanks for playing with us at Use It Tuesday, especially at this busy time of year.
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