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Never too early to start creating Christmas cards!

Got home in time to create & submit my card for CR 332 - Sad to have missed CR26 Live in KCMO, but will be having FUNN watching the Virtual replay and creating the class cards with the huge swag hoard for the next few days!

I loved this show as a child! Does that give a hint to my age? LOL

First parameter may have been interpreted a little differently - I separated “A tag” on the dog collar, “with a pocket” on the robot’s top.

A friend is getting a sweet new Westie puppy next week! Best day ever!

CR 315 parameters were “easy”, so I challenged myself to do the Eclipse technique (only attempted once before) - I think I like it!

I created a card for this month’s Unity Stamp Co Challenge, and that inspired my card created for CR314 this week. Both were inspired by my grandson’s unfortunate knee injury/surgery! Putting a ribbon bow on birdie’s knee oughtta make it better, right?

I can't believe the week is already ending!
For Card 5, I used my spirit animal — Crafty Pissy Kitty — proudly admiring her handcrafted creation while surrounded by the glorious craftermath of creativity. 🐱✨
Sadly, the photo didn’t capture the teeny gold glitter bits that somehow escaped the jar onto her mesk (messy desk), so I added a little extra bling to give PK's card the attention it truly deserved!
Tell me… when you give someone a handmade card, do you secretly hope for a dramatic GASP of delight? 😲 Or are you perfectly content earning a coveted spot on the fridge? 😂
Thank you Unity Stamp Co for the pleasure of creating with your amazing stamp sets as a featured guest this whole week! I had a blast, and hope you all did too!
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For Day 4, a Food Pun card! I wanted to use multiple small images together, so I busted out a postal collage die that has been patiently waiting in my stash! Playing around with the two Unity stamp sets until they fit the spaces, I did some masking and ink-blending before coloring the details. To help the collage stand out from the busy patterned paper background, I added a small mat of red cardstock to highlight the perforation holes between the “stamps.” (Please ignore the black on the top and right of card - those are shadows captured by the camera!) So, tell me ... do you find this card cheesy or punny??
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