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Thursday, 27 August 2015

Monarch of the Glen

The stag's head die I've used on this card is part of an X-cut Build-a-Scene set and for some reason I'd never thought about using it apart from the set - I do get a bit like that with die sets, do you? But it suddenly occurred to me that it might work quite well  in other places, such as a reindeer on a Christmas card (given a red gem nose of course) or a stag's head wall ornament.

And that's what led me to make this card, using red and blue snippets chosen to match the snippet of plaid paper from the Docrafts Heritage press collection. A bit of punching, a bit of layering and a stamped border, plus my stag's head, and the card was done. I don't think anything like this would ever appear in a Scottish castle though!


I'm sharing this with:

CAS-ology - Plaid
Addicted to Stamps and More - CAS
Pixie's Snippets Playground - week 191

9 comments:

  1. Great card, Jane. The stag head teamed with the snippet of plaid paper works perfectly. I like the stamped border too. Elizabeth xx

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  2. Really clever thinking outside of the box Jane - or is that outside of the set? :) As Elizabeth says, wonderful pairing with the plaid paper!

    Hugs

    Di xx

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  3. The stag head makes a perfect Christmas card. Thank you for sharing with us at CASology this week!

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  4. Love how you set that deer head atop your plaid. Wonderful way to showcase both. Thanks so much for playing along at CASology this week.

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  5. This is a fab CAS Christmas card, Jane. Love the the stags head with the plaid.
    Thanks for sharing with us at ATSM as well. :)

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  6. Your intricate die looks great against the plaid paper, lovely card.
    Thanks for sharing at ATSM this week, Anita x

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  7. A lovely card Jane. I really like the plaid paper you've used. Barbxx

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