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Mixed Media Holly

Today's posted card is one I made with some old and new DRS Designs images.  Need some more Christmas cards fast!!


The images are Cardinal on Branch, Holly Jingle Bells,, and Holly Days Christmas Greeting.  You can read more about how I did it on the DRS Designs Blog but basically it morphed into this card because I had to keep covering up mistakes (I didn't mention that on the DRS Designs Blog but it is true).  Lots of stenciling and layering and strategic layering - lol!!!

Hugz

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  1. WOW!! This is absolutely amazing Nancy!! Your image just seems to POP right off your design here!! I love the way you've created your background too!! Beautifully done my friend! HUGS

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  2. A gorgeous card Nancy, such a beautiful image and lovely background - you're not alone, I need some more Christmas cards as well!
    Pauline
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  3. So Beautifully done! Every card you make is a masterpiece!

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  4. Love love love this gorgeous cardinal and beautiful layout! Hugs, Autumn

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  5. A very special card Nancy. Love the cardinal and pine bough. Perfect for the season.

    Hugs and Blessings this holiday season.
    Jim

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