For this card, I selected a playful die cut from Spellbinders and cut the pieces from a variety of scraps. The mix of colors and textures gave the design a lively, patchwork feel.
I am especially enjoying these new die cuts because they make it easy to use leftover scraps in fresh ways, turning them into fun and unique cards.
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One phone call in September of 1997 changed the course of my life forever. In just a few moments, with the ring of a phone and the sound of a voice on the other end, everything shifted. That call led me to the person who would become my loving husband—the one who fills my days with joy, support, and unwavering companionship.
It was the most important call I have ever made, marking the beginning of the rest of our lives together. A single conversation, and a leap of faith, that set the foundation for a journey of love, laughter, and countless shared memories.
For my card, I die cut the Concord and 9th phone and stamped using the coordinating stamp set to create the phone.
It was popped up on dimensionals and layered on some fun designer papers.
The banner and speech bubble were added and also popped up on dimensionals.
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For my card, I pulled out this adorable Magnolia image and colored it up with copics. It was then layered on some bright beach themed papers, and the sentiment was stamped on a cloud and popped up on dimensionals.
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Challenges:
| FS954 this week's incredibly talented featured stamper Roxie, is better known around here as morgainegeiser. Here is my INSPIRATION. I loved the little hot air balloons on the card, and it reminded me of this cute hot air balloon I picked up in the Spellbinders kit in December. I used several paper scraps to create this card and added some dimensionals to the balloon. Thank you for stopping by to check out my card today. I appreciate the lovely comments. If you leave me a comment, I can stop by your blog for a visit. Hot Air Balloon |
For my card, I used this gorgeous image from Spellbinders crafty advent calendar 2024. I colored it up with copics then die cut the panel and layering it on a soft designer paper.
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For my card, I used blue and white on the butterfly. I love blue and white cards. I also love using scraps and the hello die cut, and all the butterflies were cut out of scraps papers.
Everything was layered on this gorgeous paper which incorporates pink and purple that the dynamic duo love.
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For my card, I used this great image from Penny Black and colored it with pencils.
I added the designer paper and finished with the Hello Banner.
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For my card, I used this great Spellbinders die cut and cut out the flower and flowerpot pieces. Layered all of them on a brick DP and added a green mat.
The card was finished with a few scattered orange sequins and the sentiment.
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Challenges:
Colorful Options - Orange
