We have a grey overcast and windy day in Cherbourg today :( luckily I managed to photograph todays card with what little light we had this morning.
I'd like to enter today's card into ABC's Challenge ABC39-monochromatic and I chose the colour blue for a frosty Christmas themed card using the Snow Family from LOTV. The sentiment is from TGF and the dies are MFT and spellbinders.
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And as always ...
Keep Well x
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This is the cutest snowman image I think I've seen in a long time! Such a darling card and I love that you did it in blue! Can't imagine any other color being as perfect for this. Thanks so much for joining us this week at ABC Challenges.
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DeleteYour card is ADORABLE! I love that snowman image - and of course Blue is the perfect color choice. I also like the circles!
ReplyDeleteThank you for participating in the ABC Challenges Monochromatic Challenge!
Thank you for the kind comments. I love the ABC challenge.
DeleteLove your adorable snowmen card and the blues are perfect. Thanks for playing along with us and I hope you will join us again! When you have time stop by our challenge blog, I have your card featured in our winner's post. www.abcchallenges.blogspot.com
ReplyDeleteI was so surprised when I saw I got a top 3 spot, thank you for choosing my card, it totally made my week.
DeleteNicky =^-^=
Hi there. I saw the comment you left on LOTV today and saw your lovely cat and as I have 3 cats I always have a look at cat lovers' blogs. I can't believe that you craft on your yacht, I'll never complain about my lack of space for crafting again! My mum,auntie,cousin and my cousin's daughter are all coeliacs (UK spelling I guess)so I guess you have a difficult time finding GF food in the different countries you visit on your travels. I love the card with the snowmen, it looks so different in blue but so lovely. Anyway, happy travels and happy crafting! Debra x
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DeleteThanks for looking in, joining and leaving a comment.
I adore cats (I always have) and we had an exotic cat with us on the boat until recently. I had 4 Exotics and Persians before we moved onto the boat and when we get back to NZ I fully intend to have a house full of them lols. Being Celiac is not as difficult when you travel if you stay away from processed foods. I don't eat bread, cakes, biscuits, pastries, pizza etc. I just eat meat veggies and fruit most of the time so it's not too bad really. I'm just oober fussy when we go out to eat. I was hospitalised on a trip to Bali recently, it happens and it's why I don't like to eat out.
Anyway, thanks again.
Nicky =^-^=