Next is a card I've had half made for weeks & finally put together. I wanted to use the Joseph's Coat technique with snowflakes & a pink/purple color combo.
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Gorgeous cards, Greta! Happy New Year - I agree with your DH that 2019 does sound very sci-fi. It's music to my ears that you love making Christmas cards all year. I've just opened a Christmas Challenge over at my blog and would love it if you dropped by and took a look. Big hugs, Jo x
ReplyDeleteSoooooo beautiful cards, Greta!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteHAPPY NEW YEAR, my friend!!!!!!!!!!
What fabulous paper, it definitely was worth cutting into. Great card. Your second card is a combo of great colors. love that non-traditional combination.
ReplyDeleteyour Joseph's coat card is gorgeous in those colors and your card with that great paper is wonderful - and thanks for entering your card in our current A Blog Named Hero challenge.
ReplyDeleteBoth cards are absolutely wonderful. I wish you a happy new year too.
ReplyDeletePretty cards Greta! I know what you mean about cutting into some of those 6x6 papers...hence the hoarding LOL! I need to follow your lead and make more Christmas cards throughout the year instead of waiting until December ~ yikes!!
ReplyDeleteHappy New Year! Two simply wonderful cards...love them both but your second card looks so festive with all those wonderful snowflakes!
ReplyDeleteSuper fun set of cards, great! You are really on a creative roll!
ReplyDeleteTwo lovely cards Greta and I can see why the top one is your favourite. It has a touch of whimsy about it, whilst telling the story of Christmas so eloquently. I don't know the Joseph's technique, but your card looks fabulous, so I'm off to consult Mr Google now.
ReplyDeleteLovely cards Greta! I have the DP on your first card - it's lovely! Happy New year and here's to another year of being blog sisters!
ReplyDeleteI can't hardly bring myself to cut into pattern paper either, which is why I have so much of it! That scene made a cute card and so easy. I do love the pink and purple and what a fun way to showcase the sentiment by popping it up.
ReplyDeleteTwo lovely cards, Greta! Love the scene on the first card. The second card is gorgeous in color with lovely snowflakes! What a good idea to work on cards throughout the year!
ReplyDeleteWhat a darling scene you enhanced on your first project! The colors on the second card caught my eye as well as the popped up center panel. You are so clever!
ReplyDeleteLove the contemporary first card and the paper is fabulous. Wonderful technique on your second eye catching card. Gorgeous cards, both of them x
ReplyDeleteO my goodness, Greta! I LOVE these cards! Your first card with PF is big in my heart (and I think you know why ;)) but I also love how modern and adorable it is! And I looove the coat technique on the second card!! The color combination is stunning!
ReplyDeleteI particularly like the second card you are showing. Those colours really do look good together. Wishing you lots of craftyness for the New Year. Hugs Mrs A.
ReplyDeletePretty card! I like the soft colours and the products you used! Happy 2019, wishing you and all lots of love and laughter in the new year!
ReplyDeleteWonderful cards. Thanks for sharing with us at Crafty Hazelnut's Christmas Challenge.
ReplyDeleteHappy New Year!
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ReplyDeleteWhat pretty cards! The colors are oh so lovely on the second one. Thanks for playing along the 'Winter' challenge at the A BLog Named Hero!
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