Finally got my Chrissy cards on the go.

I have been keeping note of some challenges from Fab's Big Christmas Cards Challenge Blog and Craftyhazenuts christmas challenge blog until I finally found time to start on them.
Here is my small start.....


Craftyhazelnuts #4 - use bling
Craftyhazelnuts #3 - use trees
Craftyhazelnuts #2 - use a recycled card or freebie.
Fab's challenge - June - Use a fun sentiment
Fab's challenge - May - Pastel colours and/or embossing
Fab's challenge - April - Baubles and ribbons
Fab's challenge - March - Curled paper strip and/or pictures
Fab's challenge - February - Peel offs or outline stickers. The card above is a recycled hand-made card from a friend which I have added to and the one below is a newly made one with a little smooch and kindyglitz for fun.

Hope you enjoy my creations and have some fun making your own.

Comments

Hazel said…
Oh wow! what a lot of beautiful cards - thanks for joining in so many of my challenges. If you have a chance to make a card with blue in it before the Friday evening deadline, please join in my CHNC challenge 23 - there's a prize this week for the randomly picked crafter. x
7 June 2011 at 23:50
Fab said…
Flippin heck they're all gorgeous ! :) Thank you ! xoxoxo
8 June 2011 at 00:14
Mrs Rogers said…
Great cards Melissa, you have been busy.
9 June 2011 at 20:29
Angie said…
Your cards are lovely, Melissa, you have a good start now for Christmas.
11 June 2011 at 15:35
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