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Neon Christmas Card



It's Rudolph Day over at Sarn's.  (Well it was on Wednesday - I'm a little late)  This is my first participation in Rudolph Day.  I mentioned I might join in and Sarn said she was looking forward to seeing a neon Rudolph Day card.  (Neon colours are my current obsession!)  I think she was joking... however I ran with it.





Also I saw a challenge a few weeks back for 'a card that makes us laugh' and couldn't think of anything to make.  I don't do funny really.  That annoyed me so I pushed myself...  It might not be wet-yourself-funny but hopefully it is a little amusing!


Prancer's neon antlers and Vixen's lovely lashes


I drew the reindeer, used my neon tapes and pens, coloured with promarkers and printed the sentiment to stick on. 




For Rudolph's nose I glittered and glazed and then glittered and glazed again.




Quite pleased overall.  My promarker-ing has definately improved... still room for more improvements... but I'll get there one day!


Thanks for stopping by!




Comments

  1. Hahaha, love the sentiment, love your reindeer! Way to incorporate the neon trend into a Christmas card!

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  2. Aha . . . well that's where you're WRONG Laura . . . I was genuinely looking forward to seeing a NEON Rudolph Day card as I like all sorts of styles and NEON intrigued me!

    You've done a GREAT JOB not only on the colour scheme, but also on making an amusing card. It certainly made me chuckle!

    So, thanks for joining in with my little challenge. Good luck in the draw.

    Hugs
    Sarn xxx

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  3. This is so brilliant - funny and sweet, and so well made! Love the fact that it's a bit unusual too - whoever receives it will get a nice surprise!! M x

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  4. Love that nose! Cute card.

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  5. haha! very amusing and the neon colours are awesome! i can almost hear sandra chuckling as i bet she loves this card!
    linda

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  6. Hahaha! Crazy Christmas! Love this card - neon bits and all....especially the neon bit! Great job, truly hilarious! Thanks for stopping by ... wouldn't have had the opportunity to laugh so hard otherwise.

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  7. Ha ha, loving the cracker joke! Who would have thought neon reindeer could work so well?!

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  8. Hey Laura . . . see my blog . . . you won . . . please let me have your snail mail for the prize.

    Congratulations.

    Hugs
    Sarn xxx

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  9. Of course I had to come over and check out the neon Rudolph card. I've never really thought of neon as something that would be a phase (says the girl that had neon fingerless gloves and suspenders in high school). Love the joke. Those eyelashes! Oh my!

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  10. Brilliant alternative card there! Great! Loving the neons!

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  11. Such a fun card. Well done on winning Rudolph! Kate x

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  12. Haha, what a fun card! So creative!

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