Today's challenge is a Word Play challenge. Include on your card something that starts with each of the letters in CITY. Today's Challenge on CCEE Stampers is the first for Lois as hostess. Today's challenge is a Word Play challenge. Louis H. Sullivan (born Sept. 3, 1856), an architect credited with designing the first skyscraper. Please include on your card something that starts with each of the letters in CITY.
Well here goes
C - Chilly the Penguin, cold, christmas
I - icicles
T - trees
Y - yellow scarf
I used my favourite dies at the moment, Karen Burniston designed dies for Elizabeth craft designs
The Merry Christmas pop up is a new release die and you can see Karen's tutorial here. It will be much easier to follow than my explanation.
After making the pop up I added the trees, trimming them down to so that they fitted when the card was closed. I then made Chilly the Penguin and his girlfriend, today I am calling her Chelsea. I reversed the black and white colours so that they look like they have so warm winter coats on with all the accessories. I added some snow flakes and the Icicle border is a Martha Stewart border punch.
Here is the front of the card all dressed up with some more dies.
Dies used
Chilly the Penguin
All Seasons Tree
Snowflakes
Merry Christmas pop up
Props 1
Snowman
Accordion Oval
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Maryann
You did an awesome job on this challenge Maryann and love what you selected for each of the letters, they go together so well
ReplyDeleteSooo dang cute, Maryann!!! What a cool card!
ReplyDeleteSo cute with Chilly! I love to use Drippy Goo as icicles, and see that you do too! Love it in navy!!
ReplyDeleteCute penguins and fun die cuts make a marvelous Christmas card!
ReplyDeleteSensationally fun design, Maryann! What an awesome Christmas design with all these wonderful die cuts!
ReplyDeleteIcicles for another great idea I never thought of. This iwas a fun challenge and I love all the ideas everyone came up with for their letters.
ReplyDeleteSweet and delightful, inside and out. Pop-up cards are such fun both to make and receive. I like the way you've made Chilly and Chelsea appear to be wearing coats.
ReplyDeletetruly a beautiful white winter wonderland
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