Monday 24 November 2014

Twit Twoo

Another birthday card today.  There is something about owls I just love and I seem to have quite a collection of owl dies and stamps - but you can never have too many owls!

For this card I've used a Tattered Lace owl die.  I've added a couple of little eyes to make him come alive.  I used a Darice embossing folder 'Wood Grain' for the background. The leaves were punched with a Woodware leaf punch.

I would like to enter the following challenges:
Allsorts Challenge Blog - Week 286 ~ No design papers allowed

10 comments:

  1. I love your owl card Liz. And I too love owls it's just dificult to get stamps atound here. The only one is the big one I used in my previous pot. Well you can find them but not the real life versions only the cute ones. LOL
    Hugs, Veerle xxx

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  2. Lovely image and colours, this is gorgeous.xxx

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  3. A great card Liz, I love the super owl die and the embossed background.
    Jean x

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  4. Fabulous owl card Liz, love the die cut owl.
    pam

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  5. Very clever use of the dies, the embossing look so crisp, it's a gorgeous card Liz.

    Warm hugs
    Maarit

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  6. That really is a cute little owl with some fun feathers, and I love how the wood grain embossing looks just like his home - a tree!! NJ!

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  7. I agree, Liz, you can never have too many owls! This one is adorable with his googlie eyes and brilliant embossing!! Hugs, Darnell

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  8. Sweet card, adorable owl.
    Thank you for sharing at Allsorts 'No Design Papers' challenge and good luck x Susan x

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  9. A fab creation.Thanks for joining Allsorts, good luck.
    Happy crafting
    Tracy x

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  10. The wood grain embossing is perfect for your little owl. He is a real cutie. hugs Mrs A.

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