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Saturday, 12 March 2011
Third in a Row
I've had a lovely day today. I did some washing early this morning and then since lunchtime I've been making cards. This is my third challenge card today and this one's for the Waltzingmouse Challenge. It's following a sketch displayed on their site. I spent a lot of time sitting at my workbench doing nothing but stare at the sketch and then I decided to make a very simple card. The base card, half and half purple and lilac, is Papermill cardstock. I've drawn faux stitches round the edges, not very good, but my age is my excuse:) The sentiment is from Joanna Sheen and is printed on green card with Distress Ink edges. The flowers are from Wild Orchid Crafts and the leaves are Crealie die cuts. It's a small card but is just big enough to cheer someone up on a miserable day. The flowers are very pretty.
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I like them all hazel but the Less is more is my favourite xx Jan
ReplyDeleteYou are right Hazel - this wee round card would bring a smile. It's just so cute.
ReplyDeleteEdna x
CAS is right up my alley Hazel and this is just lovely! what wonderful purples and pretty flowers! Thanks for much for playing with the WMS sketch this week!
ReplyDeleteWOW...Hazel, this is a great card done in lovely colors. I'm happy you played along with the sketch challenge this week.
ReplyDeleteThis is very pretty, I like the beautiful flowers, and the colours are wonderful.
ReplyDeleteGreat colours, and super flowers - really feels spring-like!
ReplyDeleteI love all purple shades you chose. and your faux stitching looks like REAL stitching. You did a great job on it! :)
ReplyDeleteYes this card would cheer anyone up!!
ReplyDeleteI love the pretty purples and the flowers are such perfect embellishments! Thank you for joining us at Waltzingmouse this week!
ReplyDeleteSuch a sweet card Hazel! The pretty pastel lavender flowers look fabulous! Thanks so much for playing along with the WMSC :)
ReplyDeleteOh this card makes me thing of violets and SPRING! So soft and lovely, and the faux stitching around the outside is the perfect touch, Hazel. (PS...LOVE your blog's name :)!
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