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I love TE's new line of background stamps. Here I am using the new Woodgrain Background Stamp. I stamped Toffee Ink on Toffee Card Stock and I love how it looks! Using the new Stitched Oval Stacklets I cut an oval directly into the center of the card front and then die cut the sentiment, from the new Holiday Florals Stamp Set, with a smaller die in the set.
Next I stamped and die cut images with the new Holiday Floral Stamp and coordinating Holiday Floral Dies. I stamped the branches directly on the the card front and finished off the card with a few gold sequins.
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My favorite Christmas cookie is still warm chocolate chip cookies, straight from the oven. I love the soft gooeyness! (That doesn't help to give you new cookie ideas but it's my favorite! Ha! Ha!)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful card today Melody! I just love the rustic combo of the woodgrain background with the flowers!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous card! My favorite Christmas cookies are press out butter cookies. I use the wreath shape for them and add some almond extract to the dough. Delicious!
ReplyDeleteI love woodgrain backgrounds. What a pretty die cut cluster. Well done.
ReplyDeleteSo pretty!
ReplyDeleteWe make soft sugar cookies every year, they just melt in your mouth. Love how you showed off this stamp set and dies against the woodgrain background.
ReplyDeleteI love the wood grain background and pretty die cuts!
ReplyDeleteVery nice Melody.
ReplyDeleteVery pretty. Love the country feel to the card.
ReplyDeleteI love my greatgrandmother's gingersnaps. The pinecones,berries,and greenery on your card are so pretty
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