Bag of Bones, Halloween Card, Stampin' Up!

Hello and welcome to my blog. Today I have a fun Halloween card to share with you. Please read on to see how I made today's card.

The base of my card is a folded half-sheet of Basic Black card stock. I cut two 4" x 5-1/4" pieces of Basic White card stock, one is for the outside and one is for the inside. I taped the one on the inside in place. 

I cut a piece of Designer Series Paper (DSP) from the "Them Bones" 12" x 12" package. I measured 3" down on the right side and made a little mark with my fingernail. I cut into the piece about 2-3/4". Then I set the piece on my scoring board and scored 1" from the edge to where the piece is cut on the inside of the piece. What I do is set my piece on the scoring board. I put my stylus on the cut mark on the inside of the piece. Then I score from there to 1". I will mark my piece at 1" on either side of the cut mark on the right edge, it makes it easier to score. If you don't have a scoring board you can always mark it at 1" and then fold it by hand. I taped those flaps down and then I taped the piece on top of the Basic White piece.

Two circles were die cut, one in Basic White and one in Basic Black card stock. I used the 1-3/8" for the Basic White piece and 1-5/8" for the Basic Black piece. I taped the two pieces together and set it on top of the card so I could see where the words would go. 

The words are from the "Bag of Bones" set and were stamped using black Memento ink. 

Next I taped the circle in place. The cat is from the "Bag of Bones" bundle and was die cut using Basic Black card stock. I set it in place using a couple of small Dimensionals. And the card was done.

This was a fun card to make and I like cutting the DSP like that. I don't know the name of the technique but it's fun, quick and easy.

Thank  you SO very much for taking your time to stop in and see today's Halloween card,
Wanda

Layering Leaves, Fresh as a Daisy, Thank You Card, Stampin' Up!

Hello and welcome to my blog. Today I needed to make a thank you card.  A friend of mine sent me a beautiful bouquet of daisies. A yellow and rust mix. SO pretty. So I thought I'd make her a card using the "Fresh as a Daisy" Designer Series Paper (DSP). It's got some pretty daisy papers in it. Please read on to see how I made today's card.

The base of the card is a folded half-sheet of Basic White card stock. It opens on the bottom and the fold is on the top.

I cut a 4" x 5-1/4" piece of Basic White card stock and I textured it using the "Distressed" embossing folder. I glued it to the front of the card base.

I took one of scraps of DSP in the package and I trimmed it down to 3-3/4" x 2-1/4" and I cut a 4" x 2-1/2" piece of Pebbled Path card stock for the layer. I taped the two pieces together and I glued the piece to the front of the card.

The words are from the "Layering Leaves" set and were stamped using Garden Green ink. I die cut them using the smallest die from the "Deckled Rectangles" set. I also die cut the layer behind the words using the second smallest die from that same set. I taped the two layers together and I set the words in place using Dimensionals. And the card was done.

This was a very quick and easy card to make. This layout is great for using up pieces of scrap DSP and still making a pretty card. I can see using up some of my Christmas DSP using this layout. My card will be going out in the mail in the morning.

Thank you SO much for taking your time to stop in and see today's thank you card,
Wanda

Autumn Leaves, Darling Details, Masculine Fall Birthday Card, Stampin' Up!

Hello and welcome to my blog. Today I have a masculine/fall birthday card to share with you. Please read on to see how I made today's card.

The base of my card is a folded half-sheet of Very Vanilla card stock. It opens on the right and the fold is on the left.

I cut a 4" x 5-1/4" piece of Pecan Pie card stock for the top layer. Then a 3-3/4" x 5" piece of Very Vanilla card stock was cut for the layer on top of the Pecan Pie piece. I textured this layer using "Painted Texture" embossing folder. I glued it to the Pecan Pie piece. 

Next I took out my "Deckled Rectangle" dies and used the two smallest ones. One was for the Pecan Pie piece (I cut two) and one was for the Very Vanilla piece (I cut two). I took one of those Very Vanilla deckled edge pieces and textured it using the "Distressed Tile" embossing folder. I glued that to one of the deckled Pecan Pie pieces. The other Very Vanilla deckled edge piece was stamped using the words from the "Darling Details" set and Pecan Pie ink. I taped that layer to the other deckled edge Pecan Pie piece. 

Then I die cut the leaves from the "Autumn Leaves" bundle. The Designer Series Paper (DSP) is from the "Oxidized Copper" 12" x 12" package. It's pretty DSP but it's only got two sheets of two designs in the package. And these are printed on only one side. I've been using them sparingly but I'm going to use them a bit more because I do not what to have more retired papers to my stash in a few months. I have enough retired papers stacking up as it is. Anyway, I had die cut a large leaf with the one paper with blues in it and two of the copper paper.

That's it for the prep work. Now let's assemble the card. The first think I did was I glued the word piece in place about 3/8" from the left edge of the Pecan Pie layer and 1" from the top of that same layer. 

One of the smaller leaves were added using glue. 

The textured deckled layered piece was set in place next. It's about 3/4" from the top Pecan Pie edge and 3/8" from the right edge of that same layer.

The large leave was then glued in place and the smaller one was added using Dimensionals.  And the card was done. 

This was a very fun and quick card to make. I like this DSP and I'm pretty pleased with the way it turned out. My goal was to make a masculine birthday card and that's what I got. 

Thank you SO very much for taking your time to stop in and see today's masculine birthday card,
Wanda

Color & Contour, Throughout the Year, Joy of Christmas, Christmas Card, Stampin' Up!

Hello and welcome to my blog. Today I have a Christmas card to share with you. It's a very quick and easy one and you can use small amounts of Designer Series Paper (DSP) to make it. Perhaps get some use out of the scraps you have???  Please read on to see how I made today's card.

The base of my card is a folded half-sheet of Cherry Cobbler card stock. It opens on the right and the fold is on the left. I cut a 4" x 5-1/4" piece of Basic White card stock for the inside and two for the outside. I used one on the outside for a base for the DSP and top layer to be attached to for better stability and to line things up and get it sized right. But you can omit that piece if you like.

The DSP is from the "Joy of Christmas" 12" x 12" package and was cut at 4" x 3".  I taped this to the Basic White piece. 

Next I took the other Basic White piece and I die cut the scallop from the "Color & Contour" bundle. I set it very close to the bottom of the piece so I would have lots of space for trimming. Once the piece was cut I taped it to the other piece, just barely on top of the DSP.  Then I trimmed the excess off the top.

The words were stamped next. They are from the "Throughout the Year" set and were stamped using Cherry Cobbler ink.

Using the Mono glue, I added the holly sequins from the "Loose Holly Gems & Sequins" container. 

The 4" x 5-1/4" piece of Basic White was taped to the inside of the card and the card was done.

I can't believe how quick and easy this card was to make. I have lots of retired Christmas DSP and could whip out our holiday cards in no time.  Hmmm. I think this layout may be the one I use. My goal is to have our holiday cards made and ready to mail the day after Thanksgiving and worse case December 1st.  Nice goal to have, I hope I can do it!

Thank you SO very much for taking your time to stop in and see today's Christmas card,
Wanda

Bag of Bones, Halloween Card, Stampin' Up!

Hello and welcome to my blog. Today I have a fun, quick, and easy card I found on Pinterest. You can see the original card here. The link is a quick tutorial on how the card was made. No measurements, no voice, just a fast video. Please read on to see how I made the card.

The base of the card is a folded half-sheet of Basic Black card stock. It opens on the right and the fold is on the left. 

I cut a 4" x 5-1/4" piece of the Designer Series Paper (DSP) from the "Them Bones" 12" x 12" package. I taped it to the front of the card base. I also cut a 4" x 5-1/4" piece of Basic White card stock and taped it to the inside. I don't usually stamp on the inside of my cards but in the video they show you what they did. It's cute but like I said, I don't usually stamp on the inside.

The two skeletons were die cut from another piece of DSP in the same package, using the dies from the "Bag of Bones" bundle. They were glued in place on top of the DSP.

The words are from the "Bag of Bones" set and were stamped using Versa Mark. They were heat embossed using white embossing powder. They were die cut using the 1-3/8" die from the "Layering Circles" set. It was then set in place on the front of the card using Dimensionals.

I had die cut a few extra bats using Basic Black card stock. I set them in place with a little dot of glue. And the card was done.

This was such a quick and fun card to make. I think the skeletons should have been popped up with Dimensionals. It would have given them more depth. 

Thank you SO very much for taking your time to stop in and see today's Halloween card,
Wanda

Bag of Bones, Them Bones, Halloween Card, Stampin' Up!

Hello and welcome to my blog. Today I have a Halloween card to share with you. It's pretty simple to make and I had a lot of fun making it. Please read on to see how I made today's card.

The base of my card is a folded half-sheet of Starry Sky card stock. It opens on the right and the fold is on the left.

I cut a 4-1/8" x 5-3/8" piece of Basic Black for the layer. Before taping it down I die cut the tombstone from the "Bag of Bones" bundle.

I cut a piece of Designer Series Paper (DSP) from the "Them Bones" 12" x 12" package to measure 4" x 5-1/4".  I took the large tombstone die and die cut over the tombstone on the DSP. Then I took the smaller tombstone die and die cut the piece of DSP so I could make it fit on the Basic Black tombstone. I taped the DSP tombstone to the Basic Black one. Then I set that piece back in place on the 4" x 5-1/4" piece of DSP. I turned it over and taped the Basic Black tombstone in place using scotch tape. Then I taped the piece to the top of the Basic Black piece.

I fussy cut a tiny skeleton from one of the sheets of DSP. I added two small Dimensionals to the back and I set it in place on the front of the card.

I die cut a cat and the bats using some scrap Basic Black card stock. 

The moon was cut using the 1-5/8" circle die from the "Circling Layers" set using Basic White cardstock. I set it on the card where I thought it should go and then I set the tombstone die on top so I could die cut a piece off of it so it looked like it was behind the large tombstone. 

The cat was set in place using a couple of small Dimensionals. I added a dot of glue on the bats that were already printed on the DSP and put the card stock ones in place. Plus I added a few more bats to the card. Don't forget the one on the moon!  

A 4" x 5-1/4" piece of Basic White was added to the inside and the card was done.

This was a very fun, quick, and easy card to make. I do like how it turned out. It's a bit different than what I had in my head but what ended up on paper was perfectly fine with me!

Thank you SO very much for taking your time to stop in and see today's Halloween card,
Wanda

Autumn Leaves, Heartfelt Hexagon, Masculine or Fall Birthday Card, Stampin' Up!

Hello and welcome to my blog. Today I have a quick and easy masculine fall birthday card to share with you. Please read on to see how I made today's card.

The base of my card is a folded half-sheet of Basic White card stock. It opens on the right and the fold is on the left.

I cut a 4" x 5-1/4" piece of Pumpkin Pie card stock for the layer. And the top Basic White layer was cut at 3-7/8" x 5-1/8". I taped it on the front of the card.

I took the 1-5/8" die from the "Layering Circles" die set and cut a circle from a scrap piece of card stock. I used the circle as a stencil for the top layer. For my circles I used Pumpkin Pie, Crushed Curry, and Old Olive ink. Using my Blending Brush I scrubbed in the color for each circle.

Once the circles were done I textured the piece using the "Distressed Tile" embossing folder. Then I glued the piece to the front of the card. 

I cut three leaves using the Designer Series Paper (DSP) from the Oxidized Copper 12" x 12" package. The dies are from the "Autumn Leaves" bundle. I took one leaf and scrubbed on some Old Olive and I took another leaf and scrubbed on some Pumpkin Pie ink. I just wanted them to have a little bit more color variation. I set them aside after wiping them off because I thought some ink may remain on the shiny copper part of the leaves.

The word piece is from the "Heartfelt Hexagon" set. I stamped the outline using Old Olive ink and the words using the Pumpkin Pie ink. I punched it out using the matching punch. The piece was set in place using Dimenisonals. 

A little glue was added to the back of each leaf and they were slipped in place under the word piece and the card was done.

Wasn't that quick and easy? I am pleased with the way it turned out. Though if I were to make another one I might cluster the leaves instead of spreading them out.

Thank you SO very much for taking your time to stop in and see today's masculine birthday card,
Wanda

Christmas Classics, Shining Brightly, Christmas Card, Stampin' Up!

Hello and welcome to my blog. Today I am going to share a Christmas card I made that is super easy and quick. I was gifted some Designer Series Paper (DSP) and card stock and I thought today was a good day to play with it. Please read on to see how I made today's card.

The base of my card is a folded half-sheet of Basic White card stock. I used Basic White because I didn't have a lot of the Poppy Parade so I needed to use it sparingly.  I cut a 4-1/8" x 5-3/8" piece of the Poppy Parade and I taped it to the card base.

Next I cut a piece of Basic White card stock that measures 4" x 2". I textured it using the "Snowflake Sky" embossing folder. I glued that strip to the right side of the card.

The DSP is from the "Shining Brightly" 12" x 12" package and was cut at 2-3/4' x 4".  And the Poppy Parade layer behind it was cut at 3" x 4-1/4".  I taped the two pieces together. Dimensionals were added behind it and the piece was set in place on the front of the card. I centered it as well as I could by eyeing it.

The words are from the "Christmas Classics" bundle and were stamped using Old Olive ink. I die cut them with a stitched circle from the "Stylish Shapes" set and the scalloped layer is cut from a scrap piece of Poppy Parade using the die from the "Layering Circles" set. I taped the two pieces together. The piece was set in place on the front of the card using Dimensionals. And the card was done.

This was a very quick and easy card to make. If I hadn't had a scrap piece of Poppy Parade for the scalloped circle, I would have cut one out of the center of the layered piece before taping the two together. I love how colorful this card is. It's got such a festive feel to it.

Thank you SO very much for taking your time to see today's Christmas card,
Wanda

Autumn Leaves, Throughout the Years, Masculine Birthday Card, Stampin' Up!

Hello and welcome to my blog. Today I was looking on the internet for a card using the "Autumn Leaves" set. I had made a card at a Stamp-a-Stack that used the leaf dies and I just had to have the bundle. Well, beyond that I had no ideas on what to do with the set. So I went hunting. I found this card on and you can see it here. I did change it a little but not much at all. You can see the original card here. The original card used Very Vanilla card stock. I used Basic White because my large flower was already made and I want to use it.

My Basic White card base opens on the bottom and the fold is on the top. A 4" x 5-1/4" piece of Basic White was cut for the front of the card. It is textured using the "Distressed Tile" embossing folder. I glued it to the front of the card base.

The big leaves are stamped using Cajun Craze, Cherry Cobbler, and Crushed Curry ink. The veins were stamped using Pecan Pie ink. The pieces were die cut with the matching dies in the "Autumn Leaves" bundle. When I stamped the largest leaf using Crushed Curry ink I also tapped the ends on the Cajun Craze ink pad. I wanted a little more color on the tips.

The smaller leaves were die cut using Cajun Craze, Cherry Cobbler, and Crushed Curry card stock.

The words are from the "Throughout the Years" set and were stamped on a scrap piece of Basic White card stock using Pecan Pie ink. I die cut them using the die from the same "Autumn Leaves" bundle. The words on the original card were heat embossed. I just used ink.

The leaves were set in place on the front of the card. I used glue but the original card used glue dots. The words were set in place using Dimensionals and the card was done.

This was a fun card to make and I was glad I was able to use the large leaf I had in my stash. This is a great masculine card. I would like to try this again and add a pumpkin or two. I have to think on that one for a bit.

Thank you SO very much for taking your time to stop in and see today's masculine birthday card,
Wanda

Sparkling Snowflakes, Winter Meadow, Snowflake Sky, Christmas Card, Stampin' Up!

Hello and welcome to my blog. Today I have a very easy and quick Christmas card for you to make. If you have scraps of Designer Series Paper (DSP) than this is the card for you. It's a perfect way to use those up. You know the ones. They are too big to recycle and too small to try to do something with them but you hang onto them anyway. Well, grab your larger ones and let's make a card. 

The base of my card is a folded half-sheet of Night of Navy card stock. It opens on the right and the fold is on the left.

I cut a 5-1/4" x 4-1/4" piece of Basic White card stock and I textured it using the "Snowflake Sky" embossing folder. Then I cut the piece down so it measured 5-1/4" x 2-1/8". You get two strips out of this to make two card. I know you have more scraps of DSP!! The textured card stock was glued to the front right of the card. It creates a nice looking layer/border, doesn't it?

Next I trimmed my scrap piece of DSP from the "Winter Meadow" 12" x 12" package to measure 4" x 2-3/4".  And the Night of Navy layer behind it measures 4-1/4" x 3".  If your DSP is smaller you can trim it accordingly. 3-3/4" x 2-1/2" will work too and then add a 4" x 2-3/4" layer behind it. I taped my layers together and added Dimensionals to the back. I set the piece in place on the front of the card, centering it as best as I could.

The words are from the "Sparkling Snowflakes" set and were stamped using Night of Navy ink on a scrap of Basic White card stock. They were die cut using the second smallest circle die in the "Stylish Shapes" set. Dimensionals were added to the back and the word piece was set in place on the front of the card.

A 4" x 5-1/4" piece of Basic White card stock was cut and was taped to the inside of the card and the card was done.

Isn't it a fun card? You can use this layout for other occasions and use up some of that DSP you're hanging onto. I don't like the word hoarding. I try to use them, I'm not holding back, I just have too many to pick from. Stampin' Up! prints on both sides so you've got 12 designs to work with. That makes it difficult to use it all up too!

This was a super quick card to make and that leaves me with some free time to clean up my worktable a bit. I'd love to clean it all off but I need a few more days of quick cards to have that kind of time!  At least the space I have to work is now larger than a dinner plate!  LOL  Funny but kind of sad too!

Thank you SO very much for taking your time to stop in and see today's Christmas card,
Wanda

Pick of the Patch, Dainty Delight, Days to Remember, Fall Birthday Card, Stampin' Up!

Hello and welcome to my blog. Today I have a fall birthday card to share with you. Please read on to see how I made it.

The base of my card is a folded half-sheet of Basic White card stock. The card opens on the right and the fold is on the left.

I cut a 4-1/8" x 5-3/8" piece of Designer Series Paper from the "Fresh as a Daisy" 12" x 12" package. The other side has some really pretty daisies with a beautiful mauve colored background. I hated to use this piece like that but I needed something fallish and I didn't have any fall DSP. I taped the DSP to the card base.

Next I die cut the lattice Basic White piece from the "Split Card Textures" dies using a 4" x 5-1/4" piece of Basic White card stock. I used glue to set it in place, I thought it was the only way to go around that thin edge without making a mess. I should have used double-sided sticky sheet but I always think of this stuff after I'm done cutting. But I made it work, it's on the front of the card.

The Garden Green vine is from the "Dainty Delight" bundle. Again I should have used a double-sided sticky sheet but I didn't. So I added a dot of glue on each leaf and I set it in place on the front of the card.

Then I stamped the pumpkins from the "Pick of the Patch" set using Pumpkin Pie ink on Basic White card stock. I fussy cut them out. The leaves were stamped next. I used both leaf shapes in the set with Garden Green and Mossy Meadow ink. I fussy cut them out too. And the stems were stamped using Pecan Pie ink and they were fussy cut out. I glued the stems in place and then the leaves were added.

Dimensionals were used to set the pumpkins on the vine starting with a medium size one on the bottom and two smaller ones on the way up the vine. Just before I set the larger pumpkin in place, I thought the background there was just a bit to bright. So I took my Blending Brush and scrubbed on some Garden Green ink. 

And I waited to add the pumpkin so I could stamp the words. They are from the "Days to Remember" set and were stamped using Pecan Pie ink. The large pumpkin was set in place with Dimensionals and the card was done.

This was a fun card to make. I enjoyed creating it as I went. I had no idea where I was going with it. I just knew I wanted to use the "Split Card Textures" die on a card. And this is what I ended up with.

Thank you SO very much for taking your time to stop in and see today's fall birthday card,
Wanda

Petal Park, Pick of the Patch, Through The Years, Birthday Card, Stampin' Up!

Hello and welcome to my blog. Today I have a fall birthday card to share with you. It was pretty simple to make and I was able to turn a spring/summer set into a fall one with just a little bit of color! Please read on to see how I made today's card.

The base of my card is a folded half-sheet of Garden Green card stock. I taped a 4" x 5-1/4" piece of Basic White card stock to the inside. I also cut another 4" x 5-1/4" piece of Basic White card tock for the outside of the card.

I stamped the leaves from the "Petal Park" set using Garden Green ink. I had set it up in my Stamparatus and I stamped twice, that's why it's so dark. And in being so dark I had to use black Memento ink for the details.

The flowers were stamped next. I used Crushed Curry ink for the solid part and Pumpkin Pie for the details. There is a punch for the flowers but I just fussy cut them (because once again I was too lazy to get up and get the punch. It's so involved. I would have to get off my chair, walk over to where the punches are kept, find the right punch, and walk back to my worktable.  See, so involved!!! It just screams "LAZY" doesn't it?  LOL). Once the flowers were cut I set them aside.

I stamped the pumpkin from the "Pick of the Patch" set using Pumpkin Pie ink on a scrap piece of Basic White card stock. I stamped the stem using Pecan Pie ink and the leaf using Garden Green ink. I fussy cut the three of those out.

Before adding the words I assembled the card. If I were to make the card again, I would just set the pieces on the front so I could see where to add the dots. I ended up getting ink on the one flower and I had to redo it. I stamped off once using Pecan Pie ink for the dots. You can also do the words at this time as well. I didn't! Sometimes I do things a bit backwards when I'm designing because I'm not really sure where I'm going with the card/project.

The pumpkin was set in place first using Dimensionals. Then the little flower on the right and the larger flower on the left were added using Dimensionals. I taped the medium size flower in place.

I added my wording from the "Through the Years" set using Pecan Pie ink.  I taped the piece to the front of the card and the card was done.

I though this was a fun card to make and I was glad I could work a fall card into the "Petal Park" set.

Thank you SO very much for taking your time to stop in and see today's fall birthday card,
Wanda

Them Bones, Pick of the Patch, Halloween Card, Stampin' Up!

Hello and welcome to my blog. Today I have a Halloween card to share with you. It's a quick and easy card to make and it was fun too! Please read on to see how I made today's card.

The base of my card is a folded half-sheet of Basic Black card stock. I cut a 4" x 5-1/4" piece of Basic White card stock and I taped it to the inside.

Next I took an image from the "Them Bones" 12" x 12" Designer Series Paper package. There is a sheet of different scenes and this was one of them. I trimmed it down to 4" x 5-1/4".  I taped that to the front of the card base.

I die cut the cat from another sheet using a matching die. I set it on the fence using Dimensionals.

The pumpkin is from the "Pick of the Patch" set and was stamped using Pumpkin Pie ink. And the face was stamped using black Memento ink.  I also stamped a Pecan Pie stem and a Shaded Spruce leaf. I fussy cut them because I was too lazy to get up and get the punch. There's a matching punch for two pumpkins, a stem, and a leaf.  I set the pumpkin in place on the bottom left of the card using Dimensionals.

I also die cut three bats from the "Them Bones" bundle and I set them in place with a little dot of glue under each one.  And the card was done.

I didn't use any wording on the card. It's kind of obvious it's a Halloween card. I think the jack-o-lantern gives it away.  What do you think? Does it need words?

This was a fun and quick card to make. I really like that cat!!

Thank you SO very much for taking your time to stop in and see today's Halloween card,
Wanda

Christmas Classics, Winter Meadow, Christmas Card, Stampin' Up!

Hello and welcome to my blog. Today I have a quick and simple Christmas card to share with you. Please read on to see how I made today's card.

The base of my card is a folded half-sheet of Lost Lagoon. My card opens on the right and the fold is on the left. After scoring my card in half I cut off a piece from the front right side. I cut away 1-1/2".  You can save this piece for layering of your words if they differ from mine.

I cut a 4" x 5-1/4" piece of Basic White card stock and I textured 1-5/8" on the right side using the "Snowflake Sky" embossing folder. I glued that piece to the inside of the card.

Next I cut a 2-3/8" x 5-1/4" piece of Designer Series Paper (DSP) from the "Winter Meadow" 12" x 12" package and taped it to the left side of the card.

The words are from the "Christmas Classics" set and were stamped using Crumb Cake ink. I thought it would have a nice golden look to it without using gold embossing powder. I die cut them using the second largest rectangle die from the "Nested Essentials" set. And the Lost Lagoon layer behind it was cut using the largest stitched rectangle in that set. I taped the two layers together and then the piece was set in place on the front of the card using Dimensionals. I put two Dimensionals on the edge of the piece that was cut off and on the left side of the word layers, and one in the middle. This way there's no guessing where to put the Dimensionals. You get it right every time! And the card is done. You can add some embellishments if you want but I thought keeping without any gives it a more peaceful looking card.

This was a super easy and quick card to make. You can make 10 cards from one 12" x 12" piece of DSP. I may give this one a second glance when it comes to making our annual card!

Thank you so very much for taking your time to stop in and see today's Christmas card,
Wanda