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Blue Santas and Wood Grain

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Happy Thanksgiving to those of you celebrating!  It's Danie here today.  Altered Pages is celebrating all holidays this month and given we don't celebrate Thanksgiving in Australia I decided to share some more Christmas makes.  This time a few simple cards. 


I just adore the nostalgic Blue Santa Images found on the Altered Pages Collage Sheet, and today teamed them with an unlikely paper choice - coloured  wood grain/panels and with a touch of gold ink and a border strip. 








A few printed die cut pieces finished these off with some suitable Christmas Greetings.



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  1. DIYDesignStudioThursday, November 24, 2016

    LOVE BLUE CHRISTMAS! AND THESE ARE FANTASTIC!

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  2. JackieThursday, November 24, 2016

    Beautiful cards!

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  3. Steph S.Thursday, November 24, 2016

    Beautiful cards Danie! The blue Santas are some of my favorites out of all of the 1000's of collages from Altered Pages.

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