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Thinking of You Lots



Still off work, but no card making has happened for a few days, because I've been busy beating my head against a brick wall making my sister's birthday present. She asked for a dream catcher and because you know, I'm a glutton for punishment I decided, hey it can't be that hard to make one right... oh well, at least it turned out reasonably well! Although, very obviously handmade by someone with only a cursory knowledge of the subject, lol!

Anyway, rambling aside, card, yay. Got a lovely freebie stamp and stencil set in simply cards and papercraft issue 204 and have used those today. The jar stencil I used on design paper and cut out the shape, adding a little light grey around the edges to highlight. The flowers were coloured with my promarkers. The sentiment came from the same set and I put it on a grey card base.

Challenges:
- Addicted to CAS: 184: Code Word - Flower
- Colour Throwdown #594: Colours - Yellow, Grey and White
- Stamping Sensations #May2020: Say it With Flowers


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  1. Lovely soft colours on this gorgeous card! Thank you for sharing it with us at Stamping Sensations.

    Lynne

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  2. A lovely choice of colours for your pretty floral card, many thanks for sharing and joining in with our May 'Say it with Flowers' theme at Stamping Sensations challenge.

    B x

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