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Showing posts with label ABC Christmas. Show all posts
Showing posts with label ABC Christmas. Show all posts

Monday, April 5, 2010

ABC Christmas - Getting Caught Up

ABC Christmas. "T" is for Toys. This delightful digi is from Squigglefly. It is very versatile. I used it on a baby card and now on a Christmas card. It would also be appropriate for a first birthday. I used some self adhesive ribbon of presents for the top border and a silver ornament charm for an embellishment. Dazzle "Joy" filled in the rest.





"O" is for..... is our new letter this week. "O" could be for
  • Oranges & Nuts
  • Opening presents
  • O Come All Ye Faithful
or my choice "O" is for ornaments. This Phindy's Place digi has a sweet kitten playing with the ornaments (don't they all?). He has knocked one off the tree already and is playing with another. The plaid paper is from HOTP as are the "Joy" and the stocking Dazzles.

It's not too late to join in. (I missed "J"). No commitment except to yourself. You feel less stressed in November when your cards already well on their way to being done.

Monday, March 22, 2010

ABC Christmas "J" is for ....

ABC Christmas - Are you keeping up? I've got ideas for this week but no card yet.

The letter is..... "J" is for:
  • Jingle Bells
  • Jesus
  • Joseph
  • Joy
Can you come up with other "J"s? Join in the fun.

Monday, March 15, 2010

ABC Christmas "S" is for...


I am finally getting caught up. Here is my "M" is for Manger card. The Sew Many Cards digi of the Holy Family is the focus of the card. I used a dark blue background with white swirls and snowflakes. An acrylic snowflake is at the top. Two bands of red ribbon flank the image and on the ribbon are gold Dazzle borders.

You should have several cards by now. I hope you will share them on Paper Wishes Message Board by joining and creating an ABC Christmas album. At least check out the ones that are there. Some amazing ideas.

The new letter for this week is "S". "S" is for
  • Stable
  • Sleigh or sledding
  • Snow (fort, balls, drifts)
  • Santa Claus (of course)
  • Star (on the tree, of Bethlehem)
  • Sleeping children
  • Sugarplums