The new monthly challenge has started on Mo's Challenge Blog love that I can use either an old favourite or new one.
This month I've used an old one of Kai in the Snow he or she (just colour it in pink) can be used for w winter Birthday or for Christmas.
I've used Echo Park papers, I think they could be a couple of years old now so probably not available now.
The border round my image is with MFT Crochet Border another old favourite you snip inbetween scallop so it can be folded round the circle mat. It was only right to use the Simon Says Stamp Snowflake border since I finally got my hands on one.
The scallop circle and circles are Stampin Up punches and nestablilites, the number one and today are a die I got a while back at craft show. Bit of ribbon to finish.
I'm slowly getting back to normal after a busy Christmas and even busier New Year which spent in Falmouth. We treated ourselves to a room with a view.
10 comments:
A gorgeous card Debby and definitely not a CAS one with all those lovely papers and pretty added snowflake embellishments, and the MM image is so cute. Glad you had a nice break in Falmouth which is one of my favourite Cornish coastal towns. x
Beautiful card Debby! That image always makes me smile :)
Hugs, Danielle x
Hi Debby this is a stunning card that baby is just so cute. Your view looks amazing. Take care. Hugs Jackie
What a totally beautiful and super cute card xxxx Your trip looks amazing.
K x Happy New Year.
Gorgeous card Marianne...fabulous.
luv CHRISSYxx
Very cute image! Your cards continue to inspire me...thank you!
And what a lovely view! Sweet image and a beautiful card. Hugs, Carol S.xx
That flurry of snowflakes above baby Kai is perfect! Gorgeous card.
Gorgeous card Debby :-) the image is so very cute and I love the papers and colours, absolutely adorable :-)
luv
Lols x x x
p.s I am catching up with Christmas stuff ;-) Thank you so much for your gorgeous card, very beautiful XX I will be saving it for next year too :-) XXX
Happy New Year, Debby! What a great view you had! Your cards are always awe-inspiring to me & that includes this one!
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