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Wednesday, November 19, 2025

Holiday Wishes...

 Hello!   Hope all is well in your world.  It has gotten chilly here in my corner of the PNW.   I love the crispness in the air when I take our dog for a walk in the morning.   I'm still trying to get Christmas cards made and have one to share today.  It is for Color Hues (teal and silver) and the Paper Players challenge (clean and simple/favorite image to put on a Christmas card).  Let's have a look at what I made.


I used a couple more new Birch Press Design products for my card:  Simple Evergreen Sprigs and Festive Jingle Bells.   I was so excited when I saw the Festive Jingle Bells dies because I love jingle bells!   They are so fun in real life and on a Christmas card.   After die cutting everything from teal and silver cardstock I assembled my bells.  Then I messed around with arranging the evergreen sprigs and came up with a swag of sorts.   Because I tend to fall back on a plain backround I decided to go through my embossing folders and find one that I thought would work.  I used the Simon Says Stamp Wild Berry Wreath to add that little something I was looking for.  I adhered my little swag and then added the bells.  I'm not super happy with the little twine bow and the way the smaller bells are hanging from it, but that is life so I just went with it.  I finished with a sentiment from the Simon Say Stamp Sparkle Season stamp set that I stamped in teal ink and die cut with the matching die.  One more Christmas card to add to the pile!




Well, that's it for me!  Thanks for stopping by and have a wonderful day.


12 comments:

  1. The embossed background is perfect for your sprigs and the silver bells! Beautiful card, Rosemary.

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  2. I have a thing for Bells at Christmas time. The composition of this cards works so well together. Thanks for playing at Color Hues!

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  3. Perfect and wonderful! I love all the elements, yes even that tiny bow! Those bells do look like a bit of fun, and now Silver Bells will be playing in my head all day -- and I'm okay with that!

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  4. Beautiful Rosemary! Your silver bells and bright blue pine needles look beautiful against the embossed background - the perfect symbol of Christmas. Thanks for sharing with us over at The Paper Players this week!

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  5. Rosemary, this is gorgeous! I love the beautiful jingle bells. It makes me want to sing! The teal is so gorgeous and just pops off the white. SO, happy you joined us at The Paper Players this week!

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  6. Bells at Christmas remind me of It's a Wonderful Life! Yours are beautiful Rosemary and they look lovely with the pine branches to create a sweet swag. Love that background embossing too. Thank you so much for joining my CAS challenge at the Paper Players and also playing along with us at Color Hues!

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  7. I like that wispy pine and those shimmery jingle bells! Wonderful take on the colors, Rosemary. This is pretty!

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  8. Gorgeous, Rosemary! The subtle texture, the pop of teal and then those sweet bells - what a combination. Thanks for sharing with us at The Paper Players.

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  9. I love the delightful colors you used, and the bells are divine! They look awesome against your "greenery", especially with the embossed wreath behind it all. Just lovely! Thanks for playing with our challenge this week at the Players!

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  10. That gorgeous embossed background is just perfect for your beautiful silver bells! Thanks for sharing your wonderful, festive card with us at Color Hues!

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  11. I LOVE these teal pine sprigs with the shiny silver jingle bells, Rosemary! They are so pretty on the embossed white background! Thanks so much for sharing this with us at Color Hues!

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  12. Just love the embossed wreath behind your sprigs and bells, Rosemary!! I have put together some gold bells but they haven't found a project yet. Thanks for the inspiration!!

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