Christmas Accordion

I think one of the first Karen Burniston dies I ever bought was the Fancy Label Accordion, and it has remained one of my favorites.  It has been so hot this summer that I thought a nice chilly Christmas card would be a change of pace.  Of course, I make Christmas cards all year round.

I added the snowflakes frame from the Fancy Winter Frames and used the individual houses from the House Pivot Panel to create my little winter village, adding the Merry Christmas sentiment to the second and third panels.  What I like about the Fancy Label Accordion (in fact, ALL of Karen's accordion sets) is that you can make your card as long as you want.

Thanks for stopping by today, and I hope you'll come back again.

CCEE2105 - Thank a Mailman Day

 Manal Habib starts her month as hostess for the CCEE Stampers by celebrating a "day" I had never heard of before -- Thank a Mailman Day.  From what I have witnessed, mailmen and women have been swamped with an over-abundance of letters and packages due to the pandemic.  This is a good time to let them know we appreciate them.  

I used one of my go-to Karen Burniston dies (the Fancy Label Accordion) to make my card, along with some Paper Nest Dolls images from their set Esssential Workers.  By the way, the Fancy Label Accordion has several different borders available to you.  I used one of the newer ones -- Fancy Winter Frames.

Check out the CCEE Stampers blog for some more thank-you cards for your mailman.