How is your week going? It is always a tough week when we go back to school. It is so easy to slip into the stay at home lifestyle.
Last week I made a few Christmas cards. Surprisingly, this year where I am so busy I have managed to make more Christmas cards than I had at this point last year.
I was looking through my collection of old cards (people love giving them to me 😊) and I found two cards that had obviously come from the same set. The little images were so cute I had to use them.
The original card were just these images in the centre of a white card which made them super easy to cut out.
There is not a lot to say I used the Double Pierced Squares and Rectangles dies to make all the mats and layers. The papers were in my stash.
I would like to enter the April Rudolf Days Challenge.
Enjoy the rest of the week.
Happy Crafting
Hugs Jackie
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Great recycling of those robins. Super use of your papers to create stunning layered backgrounds. Hugs Mrs A.
ReplyDeleteGreat upcycling on these pretty cards. The added bit of sparkle on the robin card is so lovely!
ReplyDeleteIt always feels so good to upcycle a great image.
Thanks for taking part in the april Rudolph Days Challenge.
These are gorgeous, loving the penguins. A great way to upcycle too.
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Linda xxx
Great upcycling Jackie :-)
ReplyDeleteGorgeous and so cute. Well done with the recycling. Hugs Jennifer xx
ReplyDeleteGorgeous cards and great recycling.
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these cards are so very pretty and wonderfully created too.
Love those super cute images.
Brilliant re-cycling.
I agree the Pierced double squares and rectangles are very usueful.
I only have set B so improvise with snippets that came off other ones I have cut out to get my pieces that look like the A ones.
Lots of crafty love. Jenny L.
Brilliant recycling Jackie, lovely images and papers used.
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Such a great idea to use old cards Jackie. So fun!
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Wow the images are fabulous and superb backgrounds and design.
ReplyDeleteKath x
Great upcycling. Love the cute images and the papers are lovely. Thanks for joining in the Rudolph Days Challenge this month - Good luck!
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Super Christmas cards Jackie. Cute images and lovely papers xx
ReplyDeleteThese are super cute Jackie!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful Christmas cards
ReplyDeleteTwo gorgeous Christmas cards with adorable images x
ReplyDeleteThey really are cuties.
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Em xoxox
A fabulous and sweet little pair, and grerat way to recycle old cards. Creative Blessings, Tracy x
ReplyDeleteA great bit of re-cycling here Jackie, these are gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteSue xx
They're great I wish my old cards were as good as these!
ReplyDeleteLovely recycling, those images are so cute and great background papers too
ReplyDeleteGreat idea with your cards they look so classy Love and hugs Carole x
ReplyDeleteGlad you enjoyed some time off, Jackie, and that you were able to make Christmas cards, too! These are adorable, and so sweet with their little tummies done in that fashion. Hope school is not too taxing! hugs, de
ReplyDeleteThese are fabulous Jackie, great use of the recycled images. Cathy x
ReplyDeleteThese are SO cute Jackie - love them! Xxx
ReplyDeleteLove these cards - especially since you recycled old cards. I must start doing this...and making Christmas cards - I'm just not organised like you! x
ReplyDeleteHow beautiful and simply adorable images
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for joining us at the Rudolph Days Challenge!
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Dr Sonia
Love your Christmas cards, they are just adorable! That floral Christmas paper is really pretty!
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