For my card, I used an old Stampendous stamp (with a Woodware sentiment) and I paper-pieced in two patterned papers and added shimmer pen and glitter drops.
I'd like to enter:
Use your Stuff stripes
Retro Rubber stamp is over 5 years , if not 10
Craft Rocket Christmas
Cas Christmas non trad colours
Cas on Friday Christmas
Sorry don't seem to be able to copy and paste blog badges today - been a problem since New Blogger, Will try later...
Such a clever interpretation of the the book. I have read all of them myself! Thanks for joining us at CAS on Friday!
ReplyDeleteVery cute. Thanks for playing along at Use Your Stuff.
ReplyDeleteLove your card! I've got a perfect stamp for this one, Jo x
ReplyDeleteHi Marina. I just read your comment on my blog about the festivals, or lack thereof. Thank you. I am smiling. It certainly is sad and stressful and difficult, but I am having a little festival in my heart today, as we have a new President in the US! I love your card, and how perfect is that tree for the Library Challenge Christmas Shopaholic inspiration. It's perfect. Wishing you a happy day and that you can keep your sanity as this awful situation continues. Hugs, Stephanie.
ReplyDeleteMarina, I love your tipsy tree! What a wonderful stamp! You've decorated it so beautifully!
ReplyDeleteI haven't had the pleasure of reading this series... thanks for the introduction!
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What a lovely take on the book cover! The paper piecing really makes it. As a librarian, reader and crafter, I always mean to enter the Library Challenge but never seem to get there - maybe next year! Thank you so much for joining in with us at Retro Rubber Challenge.
ReplyDeleteBrilliant, I love your take on the cover and the tree stamp is absolutely perfect. The paper piecing works so well x
ReplyDeleteFun tree! Love that you "saw" a tree in that stack of presents -- great use of inspiration, Marina
ReplyDeleteYour whimsical tree image is so cool! The pattern papers you used worked beautifully together. Thank you for joining us at CAS Christmas.
ReplyDeletelove the Sophie Kinsella shopaholic series and your whimsical tree is a perfect take on the Christmas shopaholic. Thank for joining us at CAS Christmas.
ReplyDeleteI love the wonky tree! Brilliant paper-piecing and a beautiful card!
ReplyDeleteWhat a fabulous image and your card made me smile, thank you x.
ReplyDeleteSuch a beautiful card, thanks for joining us at the Craft Rocket Challenge.
ReplyDeleteHugs Ilonka DT
You're so clever with paper pieceing, I think this tree looks smashing!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great interpretation! Glad to see the fun tipsy tree with great paper piecing. Thanks for joining the fun at Retro Rubber for our Anything Goes challenge!
ReplyDeleteHello Marina: I apologize for the late comment, we have been doing renovations in our house and we are really busy.
ReplyDeleteBut I love, love your little Wonky Christmas Tree, it somehow reminds me of the ones on the Holiday classic "How the Grinch stole Christmas".
What a fabulous idea to paper piece the segments, I absolutely love the results.
Now, I've been having some trouble also copying and pasting some blog badges so, I download them to my computer and then, I paste them from the download file, it takes a couple of extra steps but it's been working for me, give it a try, I hope it works for you too.
Thank you for sharing your adorable card with us at RETRO RUBBER, hope you come and play again next time.
Hugs,
Maria/DT
Oh what a fun tilting Christmas tree - so wonderfully colored! thanks for sharing with us at CAS Christmas!
ReplyDeletePerfect card creation for the challenge!
ReplyDeleteSuch a beautiful card, thanks for joining us at the Craft Rocket Challenge.
ReplyDeleteHugs Ilonka DT