Christmas card


Was asked to make a card for a couple who were going to get an Eglu (did not know what it was at first) to start keeping chickens.  I used images from  Beccy Muir's  Feathered Friends set, Hats Off set and Poinsettia Set. The Eglu image I drew myself and coloured  with alcohol markers. All the images were fussy cut and layered onto the front of the card. My friend was really pleased with this card and so was I. 

Would like to enter it in Beccy's Place The Month of Holiday cards challenge. Do come and join, there are prizes to be won every day!

Comments

how funny how you put all those different images to one card! Petra DT Beccy's Place
How beautiful. I love your fun card Anesha.
Hugs, Anja
Tamago said…
Wow you drew the eglu, that looks beautiful! I really love the card. Cute chicken will make the couple smile :-)
Beccy said…
You did an awesome job drawing and colouring the Eglu, Anesha, well done! I love the way you combined a few different images to create your Christmas scene... it looks terrific.
I must admit, I've never heard of an Eglu before, but realised what it was after reading your post.
Cheers,
Beccy
brenda said…
What a fun creation Anesha. We too have Eglu's, our first was for the Guinea Pigs, but we have another for the broody hens and when they sit on eggs, it's ideal for the little ones as the run is completely safe.

B x
Jules said…
Hi Anesha - what a fun card. Love your Eglu - I hadn't heard of one before either. Great drawing on your part.
Love Jules xx
Andrea, said…
Fabulous, love the bird x
karin said…
So funny the image of that bird! Great card!
Karin.
Fun card with fantastic colouring. Please give a pet to Skipper, Archie sends purrrrrsss xx
carla said…
It is such a cute card.
I love the combination of the various digital stamps.
It is made so pretty

Carla
Mr Puddy said…
It's so pretty!
You really got a talent =^~^=
Anneke said…
wow,such a gorgeous card and design Anesha, and you card getting messy is realy so beautiful
hope you are allright and sending you a hug from Holland.
Anneke