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We spent Christmas at my parents', so when we arrived home we had a big box of presents from my mother-in-law. We physically got home at 2 in the morning, but we were so happy to see our sweet dogs after a week away that we stayed up and had a second Christmas! Several days later, I was organizing the recycling pile and decided to grab out the pretty wrapping she used to make her a thank-you card (I kept the beautiful tags & ribbon she used for next year!)
I was intrigued by the Recycling themes at Crafty Hazelnut's Christmas Challenges and Squiggle Stamps, so I made the backing and little presents by wrapping pieces of cardboard (actually from the packaging for my new Fiskars papercutter!)
Both the cute dog stamp & the holly border are from sets my Mom got free with her Quick Cards magazines.
Inspiration:
Card Positioning Systems #250: Sketch
CRAFT Challenge 136: Thank You
Crafty Hazelnut's Christmas Challenge: Recycle Something
Squiggle Stamps: Recycle/Uprecycle
Crafts & Me Christmas Bumper Challenge #66: Anything Goes
Stamps: Dulcie Jackson and Adam Pescott for Quick Cards, Hero Arts
Fantastic card and how clever to recycle!
ReplyDeleteGreat project, thank you for joining us at CRAFT Challenge this week and good luck! Don't forget to check back with us again on Thursday for our new challenge and to check if you have won or made our Top3. Happy New Year!
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This is brilliant, love the recycling of the cardboard and the images are cute! Thanks for joining us at Squiggles and Giggles. hugs heidi x
ReplyDeleteFab card and thanks for joining Craft this week
ReplyDeletesuper creation, thanks for joining us this week at CRAFT, good luck, x carol
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