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Day 5 of 12 Days of Creepmas: Got Mistletoe?

Hello! It's Day 5 of the Smeared & Smudged 12 Days of Creepmas. Today, I have a card featuring a Dilly Beans image. It's "Disturbed Snowman #276." I love this guy!

Isn't he great? As crazy as he looks, he has a huge heart. I made this a very simple card...using only 3 strips of paper and an Inkadinkado sentiment.

I colored the snowman using watercolors. And I inked around the edges of him and the card itself using Distress Inks. I used Antique Linen and Gathered Twigs.

I hoe you like my simple little card! Please be sure to visit the rest of the Jolly Bloggers. They are all listed in my side bar. Thanks for stopping by. Have a creep-tastic day!

Comments

ike said…
Fabulous - great image and I adore your layout... simply but stylish. Excellent xx
LisaVeronica said…
He looks a bit confused :) very great lookin card!
CarlaKH said…
too fun. I love this image too and have him printed and ready to roll! Great card.
DonnaMundinger said…
Love his deranged look! Gorgeous on the kraft with the cool banners (I guess you'd call them) Fabulous, Alison! xxD
Diana Fernandez said…
I love ths snowman! Fabulous work!
Wendy said…
Oh you have done a great job with this DB snowman. Your water coloring is fantastic. Great sentiment!
This is adorable. Love the image and cute card.
susan s.
Sharon Sahl said…
He does look a little off but in such an endearing way - love the ribbons and the sentiment rocks!!
silvia said…
Awww~LOVE the snowman!!
Jenn Borjeson said…
Alison, this is awesome! The paper strips kinda look like Washi tape, love it! :)
Steph said…
Love this card. The layout is perfect, I may have to borrow this for my holiday cards :)
Great composition! Very cute!

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