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Joy To The World


This week, Holley's team at Squigglefly is doing a Square Challenge. I love squares so I had to join in - I have several squares on this card! I love this new image/sentiment from Judith Hart.

Come join in the challenge! Hugz!

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  1. Ooh, beautiful!! Love this, Nancy, and the fab colors you've used. Great sentiment, for sure.

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  2. Just beautiful Nancy! I am wondering what you filled the letters with - maybe a shimmer stick??

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  3. Absolutely spectacular! Gorgeousness to all four corners!

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  4. Nancy this card just took my breath away - so stunning! I love the layout and all the gold is just the thing! Some great textural embellishments too!

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  5. My favorite Christmas word front and center - that makes me a happy girl :D Love the snowflakes and the embossed paper you used for the ornament. Great card.

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  6. Lovely and elegant! Very nicely done!

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  7. Lots of golden goodness in this Nancy. Just beautiful.

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  8. What a gorgeous golden beauty!! I especially love that ornament at the bottom! Wowie!!

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  9. This is absolutely stunning. Loving the vintage feel and the earthy gold tones.
    Hugs
    Desíre
    {Doing Life – my personal blog}

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  10. Check my blog post today Nancy. I copied your inspiration and gave a link back to your blog. Hope you don't mind.

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  11. Gorgeous work Nancy! Thanks so much for joining in on the Squigglefly challenge this week. Cheers, Holley

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  12. This is a fabulous Christmas card. Love all the squares and the colors are so pretty together.

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  13. Nancy this is simply stunning. O love the richness of the metallics and browns. You outdid yourself!

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  14. Nancy, your card is stunning. Love the brown tones and that Joy to the World image is wonderful.

    Hugs
    Sue

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  15. Love the glam gold on this very stylish card - sooooo elegant and chic!

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  16. Beautiful card, love it! I am sure whoever the lucky recipient of that card will love it as well.
    Thanks for sharing
    Hugs
    Kelly xxx

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  17. A golden beauty for sure. Love all the great texture on this eye catcher. It's simply fabulous!
    Bear Hugs,
    Carol

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