I found this digi by Justinklined that I had purchased and never used in my digi downloads so that was the mistletoe element sorted. Then I remembered I had this stamp by Clear Impressions which had been free in a Creative Stamping magazine. The sentiment is a Penny Black from their Wonder Collection.
Here is the finished card.
I used my promarkers to colour the mistletoe and the bottle of wine stamp. The stitched frames are from my my most used Crafts-Too die set. Green and wine coloured cardstock along with white card to make the base card from my stash.
Thankyou Rita for making me really think outside of the box on this one. Hope you like.
Entering this card into the following challenge.
Scraps of Life By Scrappy Mo # Rudolph day May.
Crafty Hazelnut's Extra # anything goes.
Sweet Stampin Christmas # Anything goes christmas
Covered the theme beautifully - amazing what a trawl through digital and actual 'stuff' can come up with although it does take a bit of time. Worth it though.
ReplyDeleteA real Christmas vintage card love this.xx [aNNie]
ReplyDeleteLove it Valery....that's a fabulous digital stamp and that lovely embellishment with the wine bottle ...perfect xxxx
ReplyDeleteYour card looks beautiful Mrs. A. It has a lovely warm vintage look to it. Barbxx
ReplyDeleteA beautiful card and perfect for our theme this time which I think has made a few people scratch their heads, including me :) I'm running a bit late after having a holiday and a blog break getting back into routine is proving difficult but I hope to have my card up in a day or two.
ReplyDeleteLorraine
The title reminds me of the song, and you have made a beautiful card Valery Anne with your prettily coloured images and love the stitched frame which shows them off perfectly. Thank you for joining in with the May Rudolph Days Challenge. x
ReplyDeleteWow, you sure pulled together the necessary images to make this great card. I love the wine and grapes with the mistletoe. The colors are just right to showcase this card. I hope they get the IT problems worked out. That does cause so much disruption. We seem to be helpless without our computers.
ReplyDeleteLovely card and beautiful colouring! The stitching around the edges gives it a pretty touch!
ReplyDeleteHi Mrs A this is a stunning Christmas card. I love it. Take care. Hugs Jackie
ReplyDeletegorgeous card :)
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely interpretation of our theme! That mistletoe image is beautiful and O love the way you worked in the teensy wine bottle and glass.
ReplyDeleteHi Mrs A,
ReplyDeletewhat a very lovely card and that mistletoe image is coloured perfectly.
Super die cut frame as well, and the wine and glass stamp just finishes it off nicely.
Thank you for joining the Rudolf Challenge.
Lots of crafty love. Jenny L. GD
That mistletoe spray is beautiful and you have managed to get in the wine too so perfect for Rita's challenge. I'm very late but it will be up in the morning. Christine xx
ReplyDeleteLovely vintage-like Christmas card with fab coloring of the mistletoe.
ReplyDeletexxx Margreet
Love how you met the brief for this! Fabulous card x
ReplyDeleteWonderful card. Love the image.
ReplyDeleteValerija xx
Back again with my official hat on!
ReplyDeleteYour card is wonderful. I really like the mistletoe image you used here. It is really pretty.
Thanks for taking part in the May Rudolph Days Challenge.
A really lovely card, the mistletoe image is great and like the placement of the wine and I see only one glass, tut, tut.
ReplyDeleteKath
this is a really lovely card Valery! I love what you have done - brilliant! Hugs rachel x
ReplyDeleteWe've all been scrating our heads at this one Valery, but once again you've come up trumps with this gorgeous card, lovely design and colouring, Kate x
ReplyDeleteI realy like it ! Lovely card !
ReplyDeleteYou know what happens when you mix mistletoe with wine? Babies happen, that's what!! But nevermind, this card is fantabulous, Anne!! Hugs, Darnell
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