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Saturday, 8 October 2011

CHNC challenge 41: house or home

It's time for another challenge on my CHNC blog:

Challenge 41

This week I would like you to make a card that includes a picture of a house or home - it can be the outside or inside, it's up to you. The main reason for these challenges is to help you to gradually build up a stock of Christmas cards, so there is a bit of flexibility with the challenge theme for you to interpret as you wish.

I've made five cards for this (I made them the other day so that they could be sold today for Tearfund). The snowflake background cards were free with a magazine some time ago. The houses scenes are from a set of Cute Squares 'snowy town' from Lili of the valley, so I'm entering this into Lili of the valley 115: let it snow.

The little tags were among some I bought a few years ago at Lakeland.

I'm entering these into the following challenges:

Fab's big Christmas October: something shiny and/or snowflakes
Ribbon girl: jingle all the way to Christmas
Craft your passion 78: anything goes + ribbon
Ribbon carousel 23: anything goes
One stop crafts 152: anything goes
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Friday, 7 October 2011

Pink, pink and more pink!

Before I made the rosettes that I showed here I tried out making a large rosette (6" diameter) using my newly acquired Hougie board. When I was looking for something else today (stickers etc to put on the notebooks that I've altered for tomorrow's sale - yes, I've actually done some at last!) I came across this pink and white rosette which was the trial one and thought I ought to use it. So my base card is 8 x 8 to accommodate it, matted with a bright pink card with a tapestry finish - corners were cut with Fiskars celestial scissors. I stamped the Hero Arts circle lace doily stamp with versamark and heat embossed with hot pink powder. I then cut it out with a scalloped nestie. The flowers with pearls were from the 99p store.

I'm not sure what I'll do with this card because it's rather large and I don't think anyone will buy it, but at least I enjoyed making it.

This is for:

Let's ink it up 16: think pink
Inky impressions 27: monochromatic and/or Breast Cancer Awareness pink
The stamp man: circle it
Cooking it up with Katie 78: fabulous, fun and flowers
Allsorts 123: 5 flowers
Crop stop 40: dainty doily
Simply create 53: older than 6 months (I've had the papers and stamp for much longer)
Incy wincy 114: think pink
Lexi 50: pink for boobies
Digistamps4joy 29: think pink for Breast Cancer Awareness
My Sheri crafts 70: think pink
Prairie fairie Fridays 63: sugar and spice and all things nice
Bizzy Becs October: girls and pearls
Whoopsi Daisy: lace and pearls
City crafter 77: we are going 3D
Crafty purple frog: lots of layers
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Christmas shopping with love

The background paper for this card is from the Kate Knight Christmas collection with a torn strip of paper that came with and old Making Cards, with a piece of gingham ribbon down the side. The lady laden with Christmas shopping is a decoupaged Jolly Nation character.



This is for:

Ribbon girl: jingle all the way to Christmas
Crafty Ann 51: inspired by a Christmas song - Christmas shopping (lyrics are here)
Pink gem challenge 31: with love at Christmas - with hearts
Jingle belles: I'm dreaming of a pink Christmas and a cure
Incy wincy 114: think pink
Lexi 50: pink for boobies
Digistamps4joy 29: think pink for Breast Cancer Awareness
My Sheri crafts 70: think pink
Try it on Tuesday: make it minimal
City crafter 77: we are going 3D
Crafty purple frog: lots of layers
Cuddly buddly 15: check it out (the ribbon)
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Thursday, 6 October 2011

Christmas presents

I've used a Jolly Nation background paper overlaid with a torn piece of pink freebie from a magazine, topped with the JN decoupaged lady carrying presents.

This is for:

Crazy challenge 87: think pink
Incy wincy 114: think pink
Lexi 50: pink for boobies
Digistamps4joy 29: think pink for Breast Cancer Awareness
My Sheri crafts 70: think pink
Christmas stampin all year long: resist the temptation - no stamps at all
Try it on Tuesday: make it minimal
City crafter 77: we are going 3D
Crafty purple frog: lots of layers
Sew many challenges: anything goes
Penny's 63: anything goes
Creatalicious 26: anything goes
Papertake: anything goes
Crazy4challenges 107: World Cardmaking Day - anything goes - donate to charity (this will be among others sold at my sale on Saturday to raise money for Tearfund)
Lothian crafts 19: anything goes
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Walking in a winter wonderland ...

... and wishing you a Magical Christmas.

Two very quick cards with Kate Knight Christmas collection papers and two recycled card fronts - the trees are glittered, but, unfortunately, this doesn't really show up here.


This is for:

Crazy challenge 87: think pink
Incy wincy 114: think pink
Lexi 50: pink for boobies
Digistamps4joy 29: think pink for Breast Cancer Awareness
My Sheri crafts 70: think pink
Sparkles forum 21: something that sparkles
Sparkles forum Christmas challenge 9: Christmas songs - walking in a winter wonderland
Fab's big Christmas October: something shiny and/or snowflakes
Christmas stampin all year long: resist the temptation - no stamps at all
Try it on Tuesday: make it minimal
Sew many challenges: anything goes
Penny's 63: anything goes
Creatalicious 26: anything goes
Papertake: anything goes
Crazy4challenges 107: World Cardmaking Day - anything goes - donate to charity (these will be among others sold at my sale on Saturday to raise money for Tearfund)
Lothian crafts 19: anything goes
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Pink Christmas

There's a lot of pink around atm, which isn't surprising because there are lots of blogs promoting 'think pink' because October is Breast Cancer Awareness month.

So I've made a pink Christmas card, using a magazine freebie background and four gold foiled squares that originally came with a kit a couple of years ago. I added the sentiment circle and coloured the snowflake with a marvy le plume alcohol pen (these were still close at hand from earlier).

Unfortunately, because of the flash photo the card looks more lilac than pink, but it is definitely pink irl.

This is for:

Crazy challenge 87: think pink
Incy wincy 114: think pink
Lexi 50: pink for boobies
Digistamps4joy 29: think pink for Breast Cancer Awareness
My Sheri crafts 70: think pink
Christmas stampin all year long: resist the temptation - no stamps at all
Sew many challenges: anything goes
Penny's 63: anything goes
Creatalicious 26: anything goes
Papertake: anything goes
Dream valley 17: monochrome
Crazy4challenges 107: World Cardmaking Day - anything goes - donate to charity (this will be among others sold at my sale on Saturday to raise money for Tearfund)
Lothian crafts 19: anything goes


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Harry needs a hand

Work's still going on in the kitchen and everywhere is in a muddle, so I'm staying where I feel happiest ... and making cards.

Here's five more, this time using Mo Manning's 'Harry needs a hand' digital image, coloured with marvy le plume alcohol pens (I bought a couple of lots of these from QVC in one of those 'must have' moments and have hardly used them because I confess I already have a big selection of copics and promarkers). The background paper is Craft creations Ruth Watkins Christmas 02 (cut carefully you can get all five from a 12 x 12 with a bit to spare). These colours make a change for Christmas.

I was prompted to make these by the Mo's digital challenge 103: patchwork.

It's also for:

Sentimental Sundays 75: sewing or stitching (faux on the patchwork)
Cardmadfairy 17: too early for Christmas?
Crafty boots: zoo or animal theme
Crazy amigo: animals
Little Miss Muffet 19: animals and monsters
Crafts and me 55: use a digi
Digital Tuesday 131: we like to party - celebration
Stampin' for the weekend 17: what a cutie (I think pigs can be cute! - and there are cute snowmen too)
Sew many challenges: anything goes
Penny's 63: anything goes
Creatalicious 26: anything goes
Papertake: anything goes
Crazy4challenges 107: World Cardmaking Day - anything goes - donate to charity (these will be among others sold at my sale on Saturday to raise money for Tearfund)
Lothian crafts 19: anything goes

I think this would be suitable for a boy, so I'm also linking for:

The crafty pad 141: one for the boys
Ruby's rainbow 13: for the boys
Southern girls 29: slugs and snails and puppy dog's tails - boys or men
St Luke's October: let's hear it for the boys
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Some quick cards

I really want to get on with some notebooks for Saturday, but this morning we have someone doing alterations in our kitchen, so everything's in a bit of an uproar (yet again!) so I just can't settle to them, so I decided to use the time to make a few quick cards to sell in packs of 5.

The background paper on these cards is Teresa Collins Noel definitions. I wish I'd bought more of this paper because I love it - it's doubled sided and has text on the back against a rich red background.

The stamped and embossed images were done ages ago when a dear crafting friend sent me a stamp to borrow (you'll see more of these soon because I stamped up quite a few before sending the stamp back).

I'm entering these for the following challenges:

Cupcake 162: black and white Christmas (I hope I will be forgiven for the few deep red berries)
Kelley kid 10: black and white
Little Claire 13: black & white theme
Inky impressions 27: monochromatic
Dream valley 17: monochrome
Try it on Tuesday: make it minimal
Sparkles forum Christmas challenge 9: Christmas songs - In the bleak midwinter
Our daily bread 78: scripture, quotes or song - In the bleak midwinter
Sew many challenges: anything goes
Penny's 63: anything goes
Creatalicious 26: anything goes
Papertake: anything goes
Crazy4challenges 107: World Cardmaking Day - anything goes - donate to charity (these will be among others sold at my sale on Saturday to raise money for Tearfund)
Lothian crafts 19: anything goes
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Wednesday, 5 October 2011

Christmas blues

This is for the sketch for Totally Gorjuss 100 - they are celebrating a centenary of challenges this week - yay!:

The oval decoupage was part of a QVC kit two or three years ago. All papers, including the text vellum that is stuck on to blue mirror card (not as bright as this irl) are from my Christmas offcuts box.

This is also for:

Paper sundaes 89: lots of layers
Crafty purple frog: lots of layers
City crafter 77: we are going 3D
Christmas stampin all year long: resist the temptation - no stamps at all
Bah! humbug 39: nativity
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Friendship

Some time ago I made a small square card using a favourite paperbag studio stamp and I've never used the card so I decided to mount the front on to a card with a piece of Dream Street simply stated - straight talk paper.

This is for:

Kelley kid 10: black and white
Little Claire 13: black & white theme
Inky impressions 27: monochromatic
Dream valley 17: monochrome
Try it on Tuesday: make it minimal
Sew many challenges: anything goes
Penny's 63: anything goes
Creatalicious 26: anything goes
Papertake: anything goes
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OOh la la

This week's Daring cardmakers challenge is to make a card featuring a foreign language.

Earlier this year I made three mini cards (you can see the original post here) using 7 gypsies baja 'amour' paper (the script has definitons such as dream, kiss, happiness, love etc) and Crafty Individuals pictures, together with silver embossed hearts and diamente gems.

I cut the fronts off these little cards (I came across them today when I was getting my cards ready for Saturday, so I thought I would use them), distressed them with brushed corduroy DI and mounted them on to papers from g.c.d Paris Nights collection (I do love these papers), distressing the edges and adding a different ribbon on each card.



These are also for:

Inky impressions 27: monochromatic
Dream valley 17: monochrome
The cat's pajamas 179: hype the type - type is the focal point
Crafty Ann 50: around the world
Our creative corner: card that takes its inspiration from a country other than your own
Fun with shapes and more 93: shabby/vintage (shapes: die cut hearts)
Paper-crafting journey 20: die cuts and/or punches (the hearts)
Craft your passion 78: anything goes + ribbon
Ribbon carousel 23: anything goes
Sew many challenges: anything goes
Penny's 63: anything goes
Creatalicious 26: anything goes
Papertake: anything goes
Crazy4challenges 107: World Cardmaking Day - anything goes - donate to charity (these will be among others sold at my sale on Saturday to raise money for Tearfund)
Lothian crafts 19: anything goes
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WOYWW 122

It's a while since I've taken part in WOYWW (if you don't know what I'm talking about then click the link and go over to Julia's blog and have a nosey at everyone's workspace ... and perhaps let us have a look at yours.

Regular visitors to my blog recently will be aware that I'm having a sale on Saturday to raise money for Tearfund.

As usual, despite my good intentions, I had piles of cards that had been made, but I needed to put inserts in and bag and label them ... so boring! Well, I've persevered and I've done them all (you'll just see a little pile on the right that are not bagged because they will be stood up to show the various shapes and pop-ups.

I've also been able to get together 20 cards for St Luke's - I've been playing in their challenges and have been meaning to send them some cards, so that's another job done.



Since taking the photos a little while ago I've moved the boxes into the other room ready for Saturday and will later need to make them more presentable and label with prices etc. - that's something I can do while the TV is on in the background.

Now I have a clear space to work in and have got some sticky notes and some notebooks to cover, a commission to make and a few more cards ... and it's only Wednesday, so there's plenty of time still - lol! However, we have someone coming tomorrow to make alterations to our kitchen - installing two ovens and altering the housing where the present ones are (must be mad to have workmen in this week - one came back to finish off bits in the bathroom yesterday and mend a leaking pipe under the kitchen sink ... oh for a normal day!)

Big apologies to all WOYWWers - with the pressure of time mounting up this week there's no way that I'm going to be able to get round the blogs, even with the best will in the world. Please forgive me.
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Christmas flowers

I'm supposed to be getting on with inserts/bagging cards (not many to do now, thank goodness), but I'm just having a breather while I wait for Mr Ocado to bring my groceries, so I've just got time to show two of the cards I made when we were in Eastbourne last week. I bought the Anna Griffin Christmas kit box from QVC in July thinking that I would be able to make some quick cards ready for my Tearfund sale. The quality of Anna's stuff is usually excellent, but, sadly, it's not the case with this kit - stickers wouldn't stick, the linings of the envies are put in wrongly (having to ditch those), most of the decoupaged pieces were out of alignment, so I had to take them apart and back together again ... so the hope of making quick cards didn't really happen. Nevermind, I did manage to make some and here are two of them for Scrapbook sisters challenge 55: Christmas flowers:


These are also for:

Christmas stampin all year long: resist the temptation - no stamps at all
Christmas inspirations 34: birds or flowers
Sew many challenges: anything goes
Penny's 63: anything goes
Creatalicious 26: anything goes
Papertake: anything goes
Woodware USA 46: anything goes
ABC: A for anything goes
Crazy4challenges 107: World Cardmaking Day - anything goes - donate to charity (these will be among others sold at my sale on Saturday to raise money for Tearfund)
Lothian crafts 19: anything goes

In the middle of doing this, Ocado has been and I've packed away, so I must get on with more pressing matters! (but I'm going to have a coffee first - get my priorities right - lol!)
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Monday, 3 October 2011

Christmas robin

I love robins on Christmas cards. When I received this one a couple of years ago I knew that I had to keep it and recycle it, so this is a very simple card made very quickly - with a touch of glitter here and there.

This is for:

Sunday's with Santa (facebook): animal (well, a robin is part of the animal kingdom, right?)
Christmas stampin all year long: resist the temptation - no stamps at all
Christmas crafting 4: little robin red breast
Christmas inspirations 34: birds or flowers
Bling it on: no patterned papers
Gingerloft 26: the colour orange - a little or a lot
Paper creations ink 10: black and/or orange
Crafty catz 102: things with wings
Simply create 53: older than six months (everything used is more than six months old)
There's magic in the air Magical Monday: go green - no, it's not the colour green, but using a recycled card

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Black and white Christmas

Another quick Christmas card I made last night using a recycled card mounted on to some PM Christmas paper - simple, but effective, I think.

It's another for my CHNC challenge 40.

It's also for:

Cupcake 162: black and white Christmas
Little Claire 13: black and white theme
Dream valley 17: monochrome
Christmas stampin all year long: resist the temptation - no stamps at all
Jingle belles: peace on earth (peaceful scene)
Sparkles forum Christmas challenge 9: Christmas songs - I'm dreaming of a white Christmas
Paper players 66: LeAnne's musical theme - Christmas song: I'm dreaming of a white Christmas
One stop craft 151: just for men - suitable for a male
St Luke's October: let's hear it for the boys - suitable for a male
Simply create 53: older than six months (everything used is more than six months old)
There's magic in the air Magical Monday: go green - no, it's not the colour green, but using a recycled card
Try it on Tuesday: make it minimal
Southern girls 28: anything goes
Sew many challenges: anything goes
Penny's 63: anything goes
Simon says: anything goes
4 crafty chicks 57: anything goes
Creatalicious 26: anything goes
Digistamps4joy 28: anything goes
Crazy4challenges 107: World Cardmaking Day - anything goes - donate to charity (this card will be among others sold at my sale next week to raise money for Tearfund)
Lothian crafts 19: anything goes
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O little town of Bethlehem

This is a card I made last night, using the front aperture of a card received a couple of years ago and a picture from another one that I put underneath this. The addition of a piece of white and gold backing paper from my offcuts box and the card was complete.

This is another card for my CHNC challenge 40: for a male (if you haven't yet discovered my Christmas blog, please hop over there - I'd love to see you join in).

This is for:

Bah! humbug 39: nativity
Christmas stampin all year long: resist the temptation - no stamps at all
Jingle belles: peace on earth (peaceful scene)
Sparkles forum Christmas challenge 9: Christmas songs - O little town of Bethlehem
Paper players 66: LeAnne's musical theme - Christmas carol
My time to craft 159: musical medley
One stop craft 151: just for men - suitable for a male
St Luke's October: let's hear it for the boys - suitable for a male
Simply create 53: older than six months (everything used is more than six months old)
There's magic in the air Magical Monday: go green - no, it's not the colour green, but using recycled cards
Catch the bug: October anything goes
Southern girls 28: anything goes
Sew many challenges: anything goes
Penny's 63: anything goes
Simon says: anything goes
4 crafty chicks 57: anything goes
Creatalicious 26: anything goes
Digistamps4joy 28: anything goes
Crazy4challenges 107: World Cardmaking Day - anything goes - donate to charity (this card will be among others sold at my sale next week to raise money for Tearfund)
Lothian crafts 19: anything goes

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Squares and hearts

I've spent a lot of time today putting inserts in cards and bagging up ready for my Tearfund on Saturday - I haven't actually finished the job yet and I said I wouldn't make any more new cards until I have, but I couldn't resist.

So here is a quick card for the sketch for Cards and things 89:

It was difficult to get a photo with a flash - the card blank is actually a darker navy blue. The epoxy hearts are Country Companion, the background paper is an offcut piece of HOTP that's been in my scrap box for some time and the ribbons and gems from stash.

This is also for:

Craft your passion 78: anything goes + ribbon
Woodware USA 46: anything goes
Party time Tuesday 35: anything goes
Catch the bug: October anything goes
Southern girls 28: anything goes
Sew many challenges: anything goes
Penny's 63: anything goes
Simon says: anything goes
4 crafty chicks 57: anything goes
Creatalicious 26: anything goes
Digistamps4joy 28: anything goes
Crazy4challenges 107: World Cardmaking Day - anything goes - donate to charity (this card will be among others sold at my sale next week to raise money for Tearfund)
Lothian crafts 19: anything goes
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Saturday, 1 October 2011

CHNC challenge 40: for a male

How the weeks go by - who would believe that it's time for another challenge on my Craftyhazelnut's Christmas Challenge blog and that we are now up to week 40! Time to get serious with making those Christmas cards, so, if you haven't yet joined in, why not go over there and take a look and start to build up some Christmas cards before it gets to the silly season!

So for challenge 40 I'm asking for Christmas cards for males - men or boys, you choose. And this week, as it's the first Saturday in the month, there will be a prize for a randomly picked winner - details on the Christmas blog.

I've chosen to make a card suitable to give to a man (although I'm sure that a lady would equally like to receive it). I cut the corners from an A4 piece of silver foiled deep grey card, joining in the middle and then covering this with the stitched ribbon. The image is an Anita's stamp that I've had for ages, simply inked with memento tuxedo black - this didn't come out too black, which is just right for the deep grey background. I mounted the image on some grey mirror card.



I'm entering this into these challenges:

One stop craft 151: just for men
St Luke's October: let's hear it for the boys
Jingle belles: peace on earth (peaceful scene)
Fab's big Christmas October: something shiny and/or snowflakes - lots of shiny foiling
Sparkles forum Christmas challenge 9: Christmas songs - I'm dreaming of a white Christmas (but I'm not really!)
Simply create 53: older than six months (everything used is more than six months old)
Oldie but a goodie 27: one for the boys - the stamp is well over six months old)
Little Claire 13: black and white
PaperPlay 39: white + one
Addicted to stamps: stitching
Celebrate the occasion 32: any occasion (must use ribbon)
Heart song inspirations 17: use ribbon and/or a tag
Gingerloft 25: vintage or distressed
Die cuttin' divas 34: shabby chic or vintage
Ribbon girl: jingle all the way to Christmas
Craft room: anything Christmas
Beary sweet 35: free for all - anything goes
Just Tracy's crafts: anything goes
Catch the bug: October anything goes
Southern girls 28: anything goes
Make all with love 13: anything goes
Sew many challenges: anything goes
Penny's 63: anything goes
Simon says: anything goes
4 crafty chicks 57: anything goes
Party time Tuesday 35: anything goes
Lollipop crafts 50: anything goes
Anything goes 50: anything goes
Creatalicious 26: anything goes
Digistamps4joy 28: anything goes
Crazy4challenges 107: World Cardmaking Day - anything goes - donate to charity (this card will be among others sold at my sale next week to raise money for Tearfund)
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Friday, 30 September 2011

A lovely surprise to come home to

Before we went away I found out that I'd won a prize on Heidi's Hobbystuggu challenge blog for their July/August challenge - you can read about it here.

I have to admit that with going away for the week I'd forgotten about it. When we got back there was a note through the door from a neighbour who said that she had taken a package that the postman had tried to deliver - I couldn't think what it could be - so it was such a lovely surprise to find that it was a pack of over 50 12 x 12 papers - the photo doesn't do them justice - there are so many tucked away out of sight.

I'm itching to get on and use some of them, but those inserts and bagging need to be done!

If you'd like to see some of our photos from Eastbourne and some crafting goodies I bought then please scroll down or click here.
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Blogging again after a break

We returned from Eastbourne yesterday, having had a week of mostly beautiful weather (some rain one morning and one day when mist drifted in from the sea) - a fantastic bonus for this time of the year.

We stayed in a lovely suite which had a sitting room and two bedrooms, one of which had an en-suite bathroom as well as there being a main bathroom - we were thoroughly spoiled and very much enjoyed it.

Sitting room:




Main bedroom (huge bed):

Second bedroom (with en-suite bathroom through the white door):


A rare picture of me taken by John (because he has very little vision he finds taking photos difficult, so doesn't often taken them, but insisted he wanted one of me with my iPad) - a bit of the school m'am look with the reading glasses:

And a few photos I took when we went for a walk:




And now it's back to reality! I'm having a card sale to raise money for Tearfund next Saturday 8 October and I need to get prepared for it. Most of the Christmas cards I've been making throughout the year need inserts and then need to be bagged and labelled, as well as lots of other cards - I must get these done before I make any more - and I'm hoping to have time to make some notebooks and post-it note holders because they usually sell well.

I've already scheduled my new Christmas challenge for tomorrow (I did it before we went to Eastbourne), so that will be shown on here, but, apart from that, I think it will be a few days before I show any new cards.

Before I finish this post, I'll just show some craft goodies that I bought in Eastbourne:

I really would like to get on and use some of these new goodies ... but I must get the inserts and bagging done first (wish I could wave a magic wand and have them done because I find the job so boring).
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Saturday, 24 September 2011

CHNC challenge 39: for a child

For today's challenge 39 on my Christmas challenge blog I'm asking for a Christmas card for a child.

I've made mine for Baby's first Christmas, using K & Co Secret Santa papers, a chipboard tree and a Personal Impressions stamped image by Linday Mason, coloured with copics. The sentiment was generated on my dymo letratag.

This is also for Chris' 'anything goes' challenge for the Christmas card gang (members on my side bar - if you'd like details of this club please get in touch with one of us).

It's also for:

Chris's 'anything goes' challenge for the Christmas gang
Craft room: anything Christmas
Copic creations 58: colouring fur ... with a twist - with bright colours, not your usual brown bears
Crafty calendar September: let sleeping bears lie (but they don't have to be asleep!)
Lexi 49: a card for a child
My mum's craft shop 24: boys and girls
Top tip Tuesday 51: time for a kids challenge
Stamp with fun 129: anything goes
Try it on Tuesday: anything goes
Anything goes 50: anything goes
Creatalicious 26: anything goes
Digistamps4joy 28: anything goes
The paper shelter 32: anything goes

Location:Lushington Rd,Eastbourne,United Kingdom

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