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Craft Stamper December





Hello Friends

I am back with a we reminder for you for this month's Craft Stamper Challenge. This month we want you to share your projects of the season. So we would love to see anything wintery or Christmassy   :) 

You have lots of time still to take part so if you get some time we would love it if you joined us this month.  There is a great prize of a gift certificate from Polkadoodles

 A £25 gift certificate to spend in their online shop.

Our second winner is our design winner picked by the design team. This winner will see their project in the magazine.

Now on to my card I used this wee hedgehog stamp from Unity called Kissmas Hedgie. This is super cute don't you think? Kissing hedgehogs :) I stamped it using archival ink and then heat embossed the Kiss-mass in red glitter embossing powder. Now I could not let a card got by this year without incorporating some tartan somewhere. Since I am a Scottish girl I had to get it in there somewhere. This was fabric I bought last year and I never got around to using. 

So I hope you get a chance to join in our challenge this month. I can't wait to see all of your lovely entries. 

Have a lovely day

Mandi xox


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