We're doing "Vintage" this week at Mo's!

Wheet whoo!! It's Thursday already . . . and time for another fun challenge at Mo's DP2 Challenge Blog! This week, my talented friend and DT sistah, Cathy is hostess!! And she's chosen one of my all-time fave themes . . .

"Vintage"

And, of course, since I'm in full Christmas mode these days, well what can I say? Here's a little "vintage" Christmas card!

This fabulous Mo Manning image is called "Ragged Santa" . . . and you can find him HERE in Mo's online store. I just love him . . . and think he's perfect for this week's "vintage" theme! What do you think? Here's a closer look . . .

I feel as though many of my cards lately have been rather "under-embellished" . . . and that's sooooo not like me!! But . . . ta da . . . NOT THIS ONE! hehe!! Here's a bit of a side view . . .

My Card Recipe:

Image printed on Cryogen metallic white cardstock

Cherry Cobbler cardstock: Stampin' Up
Kraft cardstock, DPs, & most embellies: my stash
Corner die: Joy Crafts
Fence die: Magnolia
Ivy & circle dies: Memory Box

Tag die: Magnolia
Martha Stewart edge punch
Flowers, lace, & wooden deer : Wild Orchid Crafts
Inside sentiment stamp: My stash

All edges inked with Tim Holtz Walnut Stain Distress Ink pad
Aged Ivory Frantage
Liquid Applique (for fur trim)

Copic & Shin Han markers

A peek at the inside . . . 

And, finally, the "artsy" view . . .

I've decided to enter this card into Deep Ocean Challenge #62 "Christmas is 'Round the Corner

Okey dokey, 'darlins!! I ho-ho-hope you liked my little vintage Santa card!! Please pop on over to Mo's DP2 Challenge Blog to check out the fabulous creations by my clever and talented Design Teamies! Then, please join us for this week's challenge. It's simple, really, just pull out your craft supplies and at least one Mo Manning image . . . and let the crafting begin!

Oh . . . and don't forget, Mo is awarding (selected at random) one $5.00 shopping spree at her online store for every 25 challenge participants!

Thanks so much for visiting! Until next time . . . .