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16 July 2022

Challenge #469 - Traditional Christmas

Hey LIMettes!

We're back with our latest challenge -

As a lot of us celebrate Christmas in July, we would like to use our colour challenge to reflect a traditional Christmas.




To be eligible for Winner & ShowCASe choices you will need to carefully follow the guidance on our GLOSSARY OF TERMS and our HOW TO PLAY pages.Your design should feature lots of clean / white / blank / non patterned / non textured space.

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Now let's see what fantastic inspiration the design team have created for you and please do check out their personal blogs if you have the time as there could be a couple of bonus cards there!



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Our monthly showCASes and winners announcements will be in one bumper post here on the blog and it is posted on the Wednesday following closure of the last challenge in the month so keep visiting to see if you are one of our lucky entries!

New work only please.
Please also include large areas of CLEAR AND CLEAN space with NO PATTERN, NO INK and NO TEXTURE
No backlinks

Enjoy the challenge, keep those entries CAS and have fun!
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3 comments:

  1. Darnell18 July 2022 at 01:57

    Thank you for all the wonderful DT inspiration for CAS Christmas card designs! Hugs, Darnell

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  2. Karen Hallam19 July 2022 at 22:35

    Oops, I linked to the correct blog post but put the wrong thumbnail photo in! I don't know how to undo it, and it won't let me post the right one. Any suggestions? Sorry!

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    1. Kylie20 July 2022 at 10:57

      Hi Karen, I had to delete and resubmit your entry. For some reason I couldn't just change the image. All fixed now :)
      Kylie xx

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