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Candy Cane Holidays

 



This cute image from Pollycraft was coloured with my promarkers, and I added some glitter glue on the wings and around the 'fluffy' bit of the jacket. The sentiment was just hand printed. The papers were from the make&create 'Joy to the World' pack. I used green for the layering, on a kraft card base and a few gems to finish it up.

Challenges:
52 Christmas Card Throwdown - Sketch
Sparkles Christmas Challenge - #151 Christmas Food
Through the Purpose Haze - #207 Tic Tac Toe (Patterned Paper, Stamp, Something Shiny)








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  1. Melanie Hungerford8 August 2023 at 11:39

    Fabulous image, looks great with the extra sparkle! Love the candy cane swing too! Thanks for sharing with us at Sparkles Christmas Challenge.

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  2. Heather8 August 2023 at 12:02

    Lol, nothing says Christmas food like a big 'ole candy cane - so cute! Great job on the wings! Thanks so much for playing at Sparkles!

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  3. ElizStewart9 August 2023 at 06:29

    Kez... love the papers! Adorable image too. Thanks so much for joining and sharing at Christmas Card Throwdown this week.

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  4. Kathy13 August 2023 at 11:19

    Kez, You have made a very fun and festive card. Your background paper works well for your image. Thanks for sharing with us at 52 CCT this week. Smiles, Kathy DT

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  5. TracyB16 August 2023 at 16:13

    Fabulous use of the sketch and your supplies. Your hand lettering is wonderful. Thanks for sharing your creations over at the 52CCT Challenge. Hope that you will join us again soon.

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  6. Debbie20 August 2023 at 11:33

    So cute!!
    Thanks for playing along this month at Sparkles Christmas Challenge
    Debbie - SCC DT
    Debbie's Dash of This and That

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  7. Dawn Phillips27 August 2023 at 10:55

    That's a really cute image. I love what you've created. Thanks for joining my theme at Sparkles Christmas Challenge. Love Dawn x

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