I nearly abandoned the project when I cut the bottom piece of designer series paper and realized that I had a headless Gingerbread Boy right over the sentiment "Put on a Happy Face," and that just didn't seem right. I saved the card by fussy cutting his head and reattaching it to his body. I wasn't sure I'd like the Gingerbread Boy hanging over the diagonal, but once I saw it I thought it was rather cute and kept working on the card. It was the extra attention on this little guy that gave me the idea of cutting pieces out of the designer paper to decorate the card inside and envelope. The final touch was putting the Real Red Candy Dots on the front to balance out the bear. Despite the beheading, this card was a breeze to make and done in record time compared to how long I usually dink with my cards.
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... and that brings us to Christmas! I have a low-stress weekend planned for the holiday -- a couple friends will visit tomorrow and one will take me for a much-needed haircut, and the rest of the time is mine to craft, sleep, read, eat, watch movies, or do whatever else strikes my fancy. Love it! I'll likely be talking on the phone with out-of-town friends as well.
Let me wish you and your loved ones a very Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays filled with love and laughter!
Big, big smiles,
Joyce Spear a.k.a. StamperJoyce
P.S. I'm not sure if I'll have something to post next week, but I will be back soon!
3 comments:
This is very adorable!! I really like how you used the sketch. I hope that you had a VERY MERRY CHRISTMAS, my friend!!!!
I forgot to add that I LOVE the inside decorations!!! Absolutely beautiful!!!!
Thanks so much, Jennifer! I hope you had a great Christmas, too, and will have a New Year filled with creativity, love, and laughter! ♥
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