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Hello and welcome to my blog. I'm an independent Stampin' Up! demonstrator in the UK and love sharing my passion for paper crafting and Stampin' Up! products. Thank you for visiting I hope to see you again soon. Zoe x

Sunday, 21 September 2014

Christmas Card Club Winter Wonderland

Stampin' Up! UK Festival of Trees
At last I'm back with Christmas Card Club and hope to keep on top of the challenges.  This time the theme from Christine is Winter Wonderland. I thought these lovely trees on whisper white were just right and the back ground paper (Trim the Tree Paper Stack) is very scandanavian in its design and so lends itself well to the thought of winter and a wonderland of snow!  I love these trees from Stampin' Up! UK's winter catalogue stamp set Festival of Trees.  They have a coordinating punch so it makes it easy to stamp them and punch them with no fuss.  It's also a two-step stamp set and in photopolymer so you can see straight through it and then add the red trimming again with no fuss which has to be a bonus when you are making Christmas cards.  Some rhinestones for the sparkle of the snow and a simple but well meant sentiment for the finishing touches.  This is also a great way to use up those odd strips of patterned paper as of course it doesn't need to go right across your card, but just from the sides once the white layer is added you'd never know.

Do pop back tomorrow as I've been nominated by my lovely friend and customer Jayne, to take part in the unique blog hop! Come back to find out more about it!

Also don't forget to visit all the other lovely ladies in The Christmas Card Club for inspiration.

Zx

23 comments:

Christine Harrop said...

A lovely festive card Zoe. Your background paper is lovely, and as you say ideal for using up scraps. Have a good day. Christine xx

Rainey's Craft Room said...

Love this style of card Zoe. Great backing papers and those trees are beautiful.
Lorraine

Planetsusie said...

Great card Zoe - I made my first 'Nordic' feel card recently and I really love those papers now! Brilliant background paper for your trees!

Hugs Sue Pxxx

Liz said...

Gorgeous. Hugs xx

Karen P said...

I do not need more Christmas stamps, I do not need more Christmas stamps, must keep repeating that mantra!
A really stunning card Zoe and I love the Nordic feel to this, must not buy more Christmas stamps, I love your card and it's lovely to see you back with us. We all know life and health issues get in the way but I have missed your cards because I love your style! Hope you have a lovely weekend Karen xx

Rita said...

Fabulous card Zoe. Love the traditional colours too. Hugs Rita xx

Carol said...

Love your Nordic inspired card Zoe, you've made a fabulous winter wonderland. Carol x

Hazel said...

Love those trees - super response to Christine's CCC challenge, Zoe - you could also enter this into my CHNC challenge extra for September - I'd love to see it there too. x

MaryH said...

Love the traditional red & green colors with these vibrant patterned trees (definitely a wonderland!) and the graphic Nordic background on that red paper. A real WOW! TFS

Zoe Tant said...

They are lovely papers Lorraine called Trim the Tree.

Mrs A. said...

This is a lovely Scandinavian style card. I love those trees. Perfect for the challenge. hugs Mrs A.

Zoe Tant said...

Thanks Sue. I love the Nordic Christmas style too!

Zoe Tant said...

Thank U

Zoe Tant said...

Thanks Christine

Zoe Tant said...

Hi Karen thanks for your thoughtfulness and kind comments Zx

Zoe Tant said...

I'm a traditionalist with colours too! Thanks

Zoe Tant said...

Thanks Carol

Zoe Tant said...

Thanks Hazel I'll do my best to get it linked!

Zoe Tant said...

I'm glad you think it's a WOW! Mary, thank you

Zoe Tant said...

Thanks

Zoe Tant said...

Trees are great aren't they! Thank you. Zx

scrappymo! said...

Your Christmas card looks wonderful! I have that same scandinavian looking paper you used.! Yours looks great!

Peanut said...

What a delightful card, Zoe! Glad to have you back. Been missing your lovely cards.
hugs, Asha