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Christmas Cards 2012

Happy Holidays to you all! I have been away for so long and missed posting here on my sweet blog. I took a break from my greeting card business over the past few months and hope to get back to it early 2013. Although I have taken some time away from my cards, I have still been crafty. I played around with jewelry making, baking, drawing and even teaching myself to crochet. This has been fun learning new things. I think that is what I needed to recharge my creative battery.

Finally, the mojo for my Christmas cards hit me this week and I finished some I started months ago and even made some new ones. I am looking forward to sending these to some very special family and friends.

I used Anna Griffin's patterned paper I brought from HSN. Then I added some Petaloo flowers, Recollection leaves and a cream colored strip with the stamped sentiment and Martha Stewart punch for the edges. Here are some of the ones I have finished.








It is hard to see but I embossed this title with a sparkling green powder. So pretty!



Thanks for taking a look and I'll be back with more of my creations!

Comments

  1. Wow, Kelly, everything you touch turns to elegance. These are incredible. Love that punched strip.

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  2. Hi Kelly! So glad you stopped by for a visit. So glad to see you out on you blog again. I've stopped by a couple of times thining, 'what's she creating...' As always, your cards are wonderfully festive. Looking for that next creation.

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  3. There you are!! It's so nice to see you got some of your mojo back and it shows with these beautiful cards!! I love them and I love the MS punch, I have it and use it all the time.

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