Monday, November 25, 2013

Merry and Bright Holiday Kitty Card!

Kitty with christmas lights card by Newton's Nook Designs

Merry Monday!

Is everyone starting to get in the holiday mood? I'm definitely getting into making holiday cards! For this card I used that cute image of Newton getting into the holiday lights from the Newton's Holiday Mischief stamp set and colored him with copic markers.  The words "merry & bright" are from the Holiday Wishes stamp set. Then I added a strip of glittery gold paper down the side and a red satin ribbon. I also added some gold glitter with a spica glitter pen - it's kind of hard to see in the photo but so pretty in real life. 

Kitty with christmas lights card by Newton's Nook Designs

I tried to go with the CAS (clean and simple) look for this card. What do you think?

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8 comments:

  1. Love this SWEET Image and yes I'm totally getting into the Holiday Spirit!! I can't wait to get my decoration all finished!! THANKS for sharing and have a Fabulous Week!! ;)

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  2. Loving this SWEET Image!! I love your design and I'm so ready for the Holiday Season!! I'm looking forward to getting my holiday Decorations up!! Thanks for sharing and have a Fabulous Week!! ;)

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  3. The glitter really makes this card pop! Lovely...

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  4. What a pretty card Jen! I love the glittery paper and the cute newton stamps!! Now I need to go home and make some more holiday cards :)

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  5. Your light-tangled glittery kitty is simply adorable! I'll be sharing some of your sweet stamps on the Advent calendar I made for my niece later this week. Newton's Mischief is just soooo cute!!
    c

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  6. Very cute kitty...love how you added the sprarkle down the side and with the glitter pen.

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