I won't keep you long as I know you are busy, but thought a Christmas card would be appropriate.....here goes...three, all a variation on the same die...a Crafters Companion die which I love......
I am sure they speak for themselves.
Apologies if the photos are not brilliant but the light has not been good recently.
So we escaped the snow here in West Yorkshire thankfully, I hope it wasn't too bad where you are.
OK are you ready for Christmas? I just have the cake to ice and marzipan. it never gets cut on Christmas Day as everyone is full of dinner, so this year I have only made a small one as hubby and I end up eating it all...not good for the figure!!
I'll let you get on...do stop by later in the week though to see the card I made for hubby...and a mince pie and a tipple if you are lucky..lol! I'm off to tidy Christmas craft stuff away now till next year!...see to that cake and the usual mountain of ironing in threat from snow on the top it's so big!!!
Till then, thank you for popping by today, take care and see you soon.
Crafty Christmas hugs
Carole xx
What a lovely die and such beautiful card you made Carole! I love Christmas cake... Have a fabulous Christmas!
ReplyDeleteHi Carole, what a gorgeous card...such a wonderful blue backing for that delightful die. I'm glad you are nearly ready for the big day..this time next week! Thanks so much for all your kind visits this year and your blogging friendship. Wishing you and yours a very Merry Christmas too. Hugs xxx
ReplyDeleteA stunning die Carole - can you pop across the Pennines for my ironing too please???? xx
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful die making really eye-catching cards, they will really stand out on someones mantelpiece. You sound very organised. I need to make a food list now otherwise I'll forget things. Then I need to check my other list...
ReplyDeleteI hope you have a happy time, just take lots of walks to work off all the cake. x
Oh WOW, what stunning cards, Carole! The die you've used is fabulous. xx
ReplyDeleteThese are all stunning cards, they remind me of the Wedgwood style - timeless and elegant. Thank you for your kind comments on my blog and I wish you and yours a wonderful Christmas and a happy, healthy New Year x
ReplyDeletewhat a beautiful die, your creations are stunning.
ReplyDeleteMerry Christmas hugs Babs x
Wonderful die Carole and such pretty cards I'm getting there with Christmas but still a bit to do We can be twins though my ironing pile matches yours and I hate ironing Happy Christmas Love and hugs Carole x
ReplyDeleteHello Carole! These are all simply STUNNING! And I love reading of all the yummy baking you'll be doing too .. MmMMm! Wishing you and your family a very Merry Christmas!!
ReplyDeleteBig hugs,
Elise
What a lovely die that is and you've made some beautiful cards with it Carole. Barbxx
ReplyDeleteI can see why you love that die, Carole...so beautiful! The village is wonderfully inviting; a place where I'd like to book a room and spend some time, wandering the shops (that I know are filled with unique trinkets) and strolling the neighbourhoods. I'm at my mom's for Christmas; made the 4 hour drive just ahead of the snow! A cold Christmas Eve day here at -19C right now - and for Christmas Day, with windchill, -31C! Brrrrr...we'll be heading to Christmas Eve service later this afternoon, then to my brother and sister-in-law's tomorrow...
ReplyDeleteHugs~c