Another Farm House Christmas.

Hello friends,

I have a quick but classic Christmas card for you today using one of the most popular bundle from the holiday catalogue - Farmhouse Christmas!

This card the sentiment and the shapes are the highlight of the card.  Oh and the colours are a favourite of mine too!

Cherry Cobbler, Crumb Cake and Old Olive are a Christmas colour combination to last through the years.  Perfect!

I love this sentiment stamped right onto the stitched circle and the banner framelit that is a part of the framelit set, cutting out the Merry Christmas in the center!  I finished off with some gorgeous Crumb Cake Ribbon.

And of course having a group of the same card makes this stampers heart happy.

Happy stampin'

Tammy

Happy Christmas Wishes!

Well hello there!

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Are you all ready for Christmas?  Getting there?  In the spirit of things I have another Christmas Card to share with you.  I followed along with Case this Sketch number 300

If you would like to play along, here is the sketch...

..and I wanted to join the fun over at The Paper Players - they have a colour challenge this week!

Here is the card I created.  

Farmhouse Christmas anyone?!  Oh my gosh, I have been seeing little red pick-up trucks with Christmas trees in them ALL OVER THE PLACE!  I even bought some tea towels for my kitchen this year!  

SO, I could not resist using this adorable little stamp from the Farmhouse Christmas Bundle and I used the coordinating framelite to cut it out.  To colour the truck I used my Real Red,  Shaded Spruce, Basic Black and Smokey Slate Stampin' Blends.  I just love the dimension that they give an image.   

I popped it up on dimensionals while my greeting was directly on the stitched shaped oval.  I added the little Galvanized Clip to keep the farmhouse them going and finished it off with a little bow. 

I made six of these little beauties. 

Be sure to stop on over to Case this Sketch and The Paper Players and see all of the wonderful creation made with these challenges in mind.

Happy Stampin'

Tammy