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Sunday, October 4, 2026

Peace on Earth Challenge #121

 Hello Friends and welcome back to my blog! 

SO happy you stopped by!

Today I have a card to share for the new challenge over on the PEACE ON EARTH CHRISTMAS CHALLENGE BLOG.  Of course the theme is Anything Christmas and we hope you'll come join in the fun! 

Here's a fun inspiration board we've created to help get you started ...

 

 Inspired by the top right corner image, here's what I've come up with . . .


 Unfortunately the GOLD looks more yellow in the photo but it is actually a shimmery gold.

The background embossing was created using the Spellbinder 3D 'Notched Corner Poinsettia' embossing folder.  The deer scene is an older die from Frantic Stamper called 'Winter Wonderland Card Panel'.  

   

 A few die cut snowflakes and my card is ready to go!


 PLEASE be sure to pop over to THE BLOG and check out the amazing designs our design team has created for your inspiration.  What a group of talented ladies!!  Then come join in the fun!!  

 As always ... thanks again for stopping by!

6 comments:

  1. Super make though, you're right, the gold does look more yellow in the pic!

    Kathyk

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  2. A pretty scene with the elegance of the gold!!

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  3. Wonderful Christmas design! I love all the texture!

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  4. What a beautiful die and embossing folder! I love the elegance of gold and white. So pretty!

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  5. Lovely card with this amazing design ♥

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  6. Lovely, such a great combo with the pretty golden embossing with your die cut!

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