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Fairy Christmas



I just love this fairy from Bugaboo! She's been cut on the cameo with the cross-stitch pattern and coloured with my promarkers. 

The paper is from craft sensations.

The sentiment stamped from papermania. The scalloped circle and the holly were cut on the cameo as well. The berries replaced with gems and a few more gems added in the corner to finish her off.

Challenges: 
- Christmas with the Cuties #37: Red and Green
- Crimbo Crackers #210: Die Cuts
- Alphabet Challenge Blog #C: Is for Checks
- Catch the Bug #810: Sketch


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  1. Joy Wilson18 May 2020 at 23:57

    Darling card! It's perfect for our Stells Says Sketch challenge! Thank you for playing along, and be sure to join us again soon!
    Hugs, Joy
    Joyfully Stamps
    Bugaboo DT

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  2. Lynda19 May 2020 at 13:38

    Love the colours here - checks for Christmas creations always works, doesn't it? Thank you for joining us at The Alphabet Challenge xx Lynda DT

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  3. Lynne 20 May 2020 at 04:02

    A super card for our challenge. Thank you for joining in at Christmas with the Cuties. Lynne DT

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  4. Sarah21 May 2020 at 10:35

    Thank you for sharing this lovely red and green card with The Christmas Cuties!! Sarah DT

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  5. Cazro21 May 2020 at 11:53

    A great seasonal card, loving your colouring and check background. Thanks for sharing at Alphabet Challenges. Caz.

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  6. Lisa Lynn28 May 2020 at 17:37

    Your Christmas card is gorgeous with the fairy image. Those leaves are beautiful and a perfect match. Thanks for joining in the Stella Says Sketch Challenge, Lisa Lynn DT.

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