Why am I making Christmas Cards??

I have no idea, but here goes one. I used acetate card stock to make a 'french door with windows' type Christmas card. (I cut the windows and then attached the acetate behind the doors.) I have the cut file for cutting these window panes on a card if anybody is interested, just contact me using my contact form.
UPDATE: I should say what I actually have is the gypsy file for this cut, and the shapes I used for the window panes is from walk in my garden cart. Sorry for any confusion, I was the one who was confused   :)

This Christmas tree cut is from Create A Critter, the snowman is from Winter Woodland and the bird wreath is from MS Seasonal Cakes. I ran the Christmas tree through my cuttlebug using the Herringbone embossing folder, and used stickles on the tree, wreath, and window panes.
Enjoy!

I am linking this card for the Be Inspired Challenge  #96 at cuttlebugchallenge.blogspot.

Here is what we were supposed to do.

YOUR CHALLENGE: Use acrylic or acetate, and your Cuttlebug on your card, layout, home decor, altered item, etc. Post your project to LINKZ below by Tuesday, Aug. 17th, and you could be our next winner!

Christmas in July Cardz TV Challenge #3

Well I am not sure if I made the deadline for posting this card, but that's okay, I had fun making it anyway. This is for Mary's Christmas in July challenge # 3 over at Cardz TV. The challenge was to use ribbon/lace/buttons... all 3 or any combination. This is a 5x7 card and all of the cuts are from Winter Woodland (just got it and was dying to try it out), with some sheer ribbon twisted around the trees. I liked the look of the ribbon twisted around the tree and will probably do a few more like this. Anyway, thanks Mary for another interesting challenge, I will be on time next time! :)