The moon fell Christmas card

I found this poem about two years ago and fell in love with it. So the beginning of this year I went on a mission to find a picture that would be in keeping with the poem, I found 3. I fiddled and twiddled with them and came up with a picture I was happy with ...

The poem is by Erin Hanson.
The backing paper is sourced from the internet and can also be found on my Pinterest boards.
The dies used are - Memory Box Dazzling Snowdrift corner and Sue Wilson Festive collection Pine bough.

Christmas Card for 2015

With one thing and another I didn't have time to make individual Christmas card this year so I went into mass production mode and got the dies out. Won't be doing an all white card again in a hurry, nightmare trying to keep them clean :)  ...

Dies used - 

Sue Wilson - Filigree Poinsettia and Trailing Ivy
Couture Creations - Tied Together
Memory box - Winterberry Sprig
Spellbinders - Ovals
Embossing Folder - Tied Together by Couture Creations
Thank you for looking, take care & keep smiling :)

Little Russian Girl Christmas card

Found this picture of a little Russian girl on Pintrest and fell in love with it ...

Branches  - Craft dies by Sue Wilson and Memory Box Woodland branch
Backing Paper - Kaisercraft Turtle Dove Collection

Take Care & Keep Smiling

Victorian Christmas card for my Dad

Didn't quite turn out as I'd expected, but my Dad likes it and that's what counts :) ...

I made the window using Marianne Design Snowy Window die, but I didn't use it as a die just as a template as I wanted to make a bay window that was complete but just needed to be folded. The wood grain effect was coloured by me using Derwents coloursoft pencils and ultrafine felt tip pen.
The branches and pine bough in the rooftop embellishment and inside the card are Craft Dies by Sue Wilson. The scroll and sentiments are computer generated.
Take care & keep smiling :)