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Sunday, 4 December 2016

A country Christmas

Well, the cold is easing off and I'm crafting again! I've got lots of DT makes to catch up on but first of all a "real time" card from me, a Christmas card made using an image with decoupage frame from the "Once upon a Christmas Time" section of the CD "The Best of La Pashe 2012"  and a Cotswold Stone effect backing paper from the same CD.


I have added extra interest and texture to the decoupage by going over the Christmas Roses with clear Stickles and the mistletoe berries with Liquid Pearls.

I am sharing this with
CD Sundays - White Christmas
Crafty Hazelnut's Christmas Challenge - Vintage or ATG
Craft Rocket Challenge - Winter Time
Crafty hazelnut's Christmas Challenge Extra - December
Winter Wonderland - Frame it or Night Scene    
Christmas Cards All Year Round - Anything Christmas

19 comments:

  1. What a beautiful card Jane. I like it so much I may well copy your idea - hope you don't mind. Glad you are feeling better.
    Thank you for joining us.
    Carol xx
    CD Sunday DT

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  2. Oh wow I love that and was just thinking the same as Carol - might have to take another look at that CD. Thank you for sharing with us.
    Jocelyn x
    CD Sunday DT

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  3. I have these CD's and that image so amazing with the border you have created , beautiful x

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  4. I love how you've framed the image Jane and the wall background matches the stonework in the image perfectly. Plenty of snow in this image too. Thank you for joining us at CD Sunday Wynn DT

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  5. This really is a striking card Jane - I have one of these CD's and I really must get it out and check through it again - I'd forgotten all about it!! Love your Liquid Pearl mistletoe too! Thank you so much for entering the Christmas Cards All Year Round (Anything Christmas/Holiday) Challenge this month, lots of luck and I hope we see you again very soon. Hugs to you Sue Pxxx DT

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  6. Like everyone else I love this card! A very clever design. Thanks for joining in with the challenge at CD Sunday.
    Pamela
    CD Sunday DT.

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  7. Oh, this is simply gorgeous! What a wonderful scene, love the dimension you gave the flowers...

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  8. Glad you're feeling better from your cold Jane, lovely design for your card!

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  9. Beautiful card, Jane. A lovely traditional scene. The mistletoe berries finish off your card perfectly. xx

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  10. Just beautiful and your layout is so effective.

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  11. Beautiful card, a real traditional card with the most beautiful image,
    I love your decoration around the image too
    Thank you for joining the CD Sunday challenge
    Margaret
    CD Sunday DT

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  12. A stunning traditional wintry Christmas scene Jane, the Christmas roses and mistletoe shimmer against the stone background which is a perfect match to the colour of the stones in the bridge. Thank you for entering the challenge at CD Sunday this fortnight Meg x

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  13. This is a classic and traditional scene that you have showcased with perfection, Jane!! BTW. I loved the yummy foodie photos I saw on my way in today! The aroma was wafting all through the village!! Hugs, Darnell

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  14. A beautiful card Jane, such a lovely winter scene and great dimension.
    Pauline
    x

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  15. Thanks for entering both of my CHNC challenges with your lovely crafting - hope to see you again soon. x

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  16. Thanks also for sharing your lovely crafting for CCAYR December challenge, Hazel, DT x

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  17. Great card Thank you for sharing with Craft Rocket Challenges - Karen DT

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  18. Wonderful card. Thanks for joining us at Crafty HazelNuts Christmas Challenge Extra. And a very Happy New Year to you!

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