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Cozy Kitty

It's a wrap! Well, almost....Christmas is almost here, and the Stampendous team is wrapping up the last of our Christmas projects that we are going to share with you this year.

I used Cozy Kitten for my little ATC. And I colored her and my sentiment with Chameleon Pens. The sentiment is from the Holiday Expressions Perfectly Clear set. I used a circle punch to cut out the sentiment before I colored it. And I loosely fussy cut the kitten, who is oh-so-sleepy from wrapping (or perhaps UNwrapping?!) so many presents. Around the edge of the green cardstock, I sprinkled some chunky white embossing powder from the White Encrusted Jewels Kit. Super-short post from me today, because I still have tons to do before Thursday! Merry Everything to you and yours!!!

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ike said…
Oh how super cute that is and what a sweet little kitty. Lovely colouring on there Alison :-)
I hope you are going to enter him at my new Cats only Challenge ??? ! :-D

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IKE xxx

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This is adorable! LOVE the way you colored the pillow!! Great highlights! Wish I could master highlights! TFS! Merry Christmas!
Such a sweet kitty. Love the colors and perfect size for an ATC! Have a wonderful week filled with lots of good memories!
Viki Banaszak said…
That is so cute! TFS and have a wonderful holiday!

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