The Magic of Christmas Seen Through the Eyes of a Child

One of Create with TLC's new images is Embrace the Magic which I loved and knew I just had to play with it. 

just look at those two children looking out the window and what do you suppose they saw - if you look very very closely you just may see Santa . . . 

RECIPE and SUPPLIES:

• red Recollection card stock was cut for 4.25 x 11 which was folded in half for a 4.25 x 5.5 inch card
• The Paper Stack Old World Winter is the background along with the background where Santa and his sleigh and sentiment are
• I printed the children on vellum then colored using Whisper Strokes Markers with gel pen accents - now, this has to dry at least overnight to make sure everything is dry before assembling card
• "Christmas when we all get to be kids" is from Create with TLC Get to Be a Kid which was chalked around the edges

• the little Santa and is sleigh which shows through the front was from Create with TLC Winter/Christmas Club last year and was colored using Spectrum Noir Markers, Whisper Strokes and gel pen accents and chalked around the edges
• frame was cut using Cricut Heritage Cartridge and dark grey Recollection cardstock with Queen & Co. black pearls in the corners and a little bow at the top

Christmas as seen through the eyes of a child - embrace the magic!!!

I do appreciate you stopping by to visit with me and I appreciate and love reading each and every comment . . is your comment the next one I read??? 

Much love, hugs, and friendship

Lynne 

this was entered in the following challenges:
Lunagirl Moonbeams by Lunagirl Vintage Images: Holiday Children 
Crafting Desert Divas: Craft it Up and Link it Up Linky Party #45
Craft-Dee BowZ: November Challenge
Artistic Inspirations: Challenge #119 - Anything Goes/Warm and Cozy
Crafty Calendar: November Challenge - It's All About Christmas
Word Art Wednesday: Challenge #159 -Anything Goes
Inspiration Destination Anything Goes Challenge #8
Sister Act Card Challenge: Challenge #84 - Anything Goes
Crafty Hazelnut's Patterned Paper Challenge