Another Wee Christmas Card

Good moaning everyone!  

Hope you're all ok and keeping warm.  

We've been having such a fabulous time this week.  At the weekend we met a guy on the beach who really gave us a lot of information about that area and also half a dozen small pieces of fossil bone which were very different from each other which will be a huge help to us.  There are so many brilliant people on the island...best place to live ever!  We've also had a lovely walk at Ventnor and made several visits to the Dinosaur Isle Museum to take photos and draw pictures (or try to!) of some of the exhibits so we can learn more.  

Anyway...we have CANDY!  If you go to the Scribble and Scrap Facebook Page 

you will find a post with a gorgeous Norma J Burnell up for grabs.  The candy closes at midnight on Wednesday and the winner will be selected by Random.Org and announced on Thursday morning.  To enter you need to:

 1/ Make sure you are liking the page AND post and have the notifications turned on.

2/ Leave a comment on the post. 

3/ Share this post all over FB and make sure you tell people to come here to like, comment and share or I won't know they've entered!

You must do all three things.  If you do not leave a comment on the post you won't be entered into the candy as I take the names from there and give them a number according to their position in the 'comments' and run it through Random.Org.

Good luck!

Anyway...I've been making Christmas cards!  

I'm following a theme this year of just using white card red card for the backgrounds and just playing with the shape, etc.  I'm sure you'll have noticed with my last few cards.  

 It's good fun using the same materials and just trying different things with them. 

For this card I have used the following products available at Scribble and Scrap 

The topper is from  The Hobby House Wee Cozy Christmas sheet
The stamp is from Crafty Impressions Christmas Essentials Clear Stamp Set
The snowflake is cut using Die-Namics Let it Snowflake Die Set

Brads are The Hobby House Vintage Brads

I have used Spellbinder Dies to cut the circles/scalloped circles out of cardstock from my stash.  

The inside is decorated to match.  The scalloped edged card base is A6.

Hope you like the little guy.

Don't forget you have until 6pm Saturday to get your entries into our current

 Always Anything Goes Challenge

Take care and happy crafting!

  

xx