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A Dangerous Wizard!



Today starts the new Squigglefly Challenge SFC2313 - Wrap It Up. Use your imagination: wrap ribbon or twine around a layer, wrap a die cut around a corner, use wrapping paper instead of designer scrapbook paper, use an image with a wrapped gift, or do like I did and wrap metal tape (my new fav supply) around a die cut. My image is called Dangerous Wizard and the artist is Mike Eustis. Mike illustrates children's books and his images have such a great whimsical feeling to them.

Grab some twine, ribbon, or something else you can wrap around and join in our challenge.

Hugz!

Comments

  1. Cute card and I love, love the star, perfect for the little magician!

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  2. Whoa! That star is a real dazzler, and I love how you created it! Fun card for sure!

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  3. Such a cute card. Love the way you colored this cute image and that star is fabulous!

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  4. Great card! Love the metal star!! Had to giggle at the title as we just watched the whole Lord of the Rings saga plus the hobbit so I have wizard on the mind :)

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  5. How cute and well colored, your card is. I think you like stars as much as I do. This one sure is a beauty.

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  6. I LOVE this Nancy! Love the CAS look and your colouring is perfect. Glad I read to your previous post to see a bit more about the metal tape! That background is very cool!Your cards are all fabulous . . . hugs

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  7. Brilliant Nancy, I like the image the sentimewnt and the big star.
    Kevin xx

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  8. awesome card Nancy!! Love the big shiney star you added to it!

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  9. Nancy, this is soooo cute. I think this image is so adorable and you've colored him up wonderfully. The star looks perfect! Hugs, K.

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  10. Oooo, metal tape? I haven't seen that! I'll be keeping an eye out for that next time I shop! Your card is adorable and your image couldn't be cuter! Hugs to ya', GF!

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  11. What a great design and fab image too, lovely card :o) Hugs, Lisa x

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  12. cute card.. love the image and the star

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  13. What an awesome card. So much detail...I love it. Great take on the challenge.

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  14. aw Nancy, what a really sweet card. I love the sentiment you came up with and the big star is fabulous!

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  15. Love the card and now I have to check out this metallic tape!! LOL

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  16. That looks very cool! love the metal star and the image is very quirky - love it :)

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  17. Fun and fabulous card and done so whimsically. Love that shiny star too.
    Bear Hugs,
    Carol

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