In January I decided I would make 3 Christmas cards each month, to avoid a last minute rush this Christmas.  Well you know what they say about the “best laid plans…”  and until now I only had 8 cards in my Christmas pile – this one makes 9…. so I’ve a long way to go.

I used a digi image – Gifts on the Tree – from LOTV, coloured it with Promarkers and Copics, and added liquid pearls and Glamour Dust.  I sprayed Spray and Sparkle onto the blue paper and distressed the edges of the DPs and the image square.  The die cut snowflakes are from Toga (I think) and the Snowflake Corner is from Memory Box – all glittered with Glamour Dust.

I would like to enter my card into these challenges –

LOTV Facebook Challenge – Feature a Creature     (2 bunnies – please delete if they don’t count)                                                                                              http://ideastoinspire.blogspot.fr/2017/07/july-challenge-feature-creature.html

Di’s Digi Designs Challenge – Christmas in July                                                                      http://disdigidesignschallenge.blogspot.fr/2017/07/christmas-in-july-challenge.html

Ribbon Girl Challenge – Any Image                                                                                             http://ribbongirls.blogspot.fr/2017/07/july-use-any-image-challenge.html

Catch the Bug Challenge – Make it Sparkle                                                                                           http://catchthebugblog.blogspot.fr/2017/07/christmas-in-july-day-1-saturday-theme.html

The Paper Shelter Challenge – Die cuts and Punches                                                               http://thepapershelter.blogspot.fr/2017/07/challenge-302-punches-andor-dies.html

ABC Christmas Challenge – N for New..O for Old  ( New image and snowflake die cuts – Old DPs and Snowflake Corner die cut )                                                                                                 http://abcchristmaschallenge.blogspot.fr/2017/07/n-is-for-new-o-is-for-old.html