Today I am sharing a holiday card featuring this year's Christmas collections from Pion Design, "Christmas Wishes" and "Long Ago in Bethlehem". I just adore this image of Santa with his reindeer, so festive and fun!
The flowers are from Wild Orchid Crafts, the mistletoe sprig is from W Plus 9. The cinnamon stick is real and I just brushed on a little white paint, sure makes the whole card smells Christmassy!!!
I have tucked in a couple of bark snowflakes in the corners. I have a horrible habit of taking things out of the original package and now I can't figure out where to buy them. They're about 5cm wide. Does anyone know where I could purchase some more of these???
Pion products:
Christmas Wishes - Let- it Snow PD9807
Christmas Wishes - Santa's Friends PD9806
Long ago in Bethlehem - Mary and Joseph PD9401
Long ago in Bethlehem - Borders PD9411
Long ago in Bethlehem - Tags PD9412
Pion Design Palette - Golden Ocra II PD6136
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The leaves have pretty much all fallen off now and the world is turning grey. Thank goodness I still have some colourful autumn shots to share. This landscape was an early morning shot, the orange in the background is the sun reflecting off the lake.
And so begins the season of puffed up birds! What's not to love about a pom pom shaped Cardinal!
I was so excited to see this beautiful girl outside the other day! I decided to hang the suet feeder back up this week, and presto, within 12 hours this gorgeous Woodpecker shows up! To hell with the neighbours, the feeder stays!
"Hmmm, it smells fine. So if there's nothing wrong with it, why would that human just give it to me?"
~trail friend~
"Wow, I really need to get a human to squirrel translator, because this woman never stops talking and I have no freaking idea what she's saying!"
~Mistro~
"Omg Omg Omg! So I was walking along and I found a peanut just sitting there! I'm the Queen of the world!"
~Princess Tabitha~
"Oh boy oh boy oh boy! I got me a peanut, I did I did I did!
~Sweet Cheeks~
For my macro today, these teeny weeny mushrooms. They were so small, the bigger ones were about the size of a single pea!! I have no idea how I even managed to spot them!
That's it for today. Thank you for stopping in and for all the amazing comments. If anyone has a source for those bark snowflakes, please let me know in the comments.