This week at Just Add Ink, the challenge is to Just Add Santa and ALSO, SUO challenges is to have a Non-traditional Christmas Card, sooooooooo
I have made a card that I think is very non traditional AND it includes Santa too.
I have used the Sweater Weather DSP with the hexagon punch as an embellishment down the side of my card- I think of this paper as jumpers and Autumn - both of which are a LONG way away from our HOT Christmas here in Australia!! I have also used By the Tide stamp set (which I love) and which is not really a christmas stamp set, along with the postcard!! The Santa comes from the Best of Christmas stamp set - and he looks great in the place for the stamp on the postcard. I have also used the Rotary date stamp, and my favourite Christmas greeting from Delightful Dozen. Finally I've used my comfort colours - neutrals for a vintage look......... now that I think about it, this could be a VERY old traditional design..... whoops, maybe I need to rethink?
The hexagons are very non- traditional.......
I hope you like my take on the challenges - I certainly had fun putting this one together!!!
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Love your non-traditional vintage with a twist Santa post card!! Great job with combining all of the elements- love the use of the Sweater Weather and By the Tide sets. Thanks for playing along with us at SUO Challenges :-)
ReplyDeleteHi Julia, sorry you had trouble with the linky, if you could please retry and see how it goes...:0) It would be a shame not to have this in our gallery.
ReplyDeleteLove the collage postcard stamping and the earthy rustic punches...a lovely vintage style!
Thanks for playing along with this weeks Just Add Santa challenge.
Such a lovely non traditional Christmas card and you've managed to sneak a little Santa image!
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JAI Design Team
This is a really delightful, unique, Christmas card Julia. Thanks for joining us at Just Add Ink this week.
ReplyDeleteAhhh…..this one is a def fav for me…..what a great vintage card, this one sings to me!
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