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CTC#70 CASEing the Sale -a Bration Sketches

HI again, and welcome back to CTC - can you believe we are up to #70 already?
This week we are using the Sale-a-Bration catalogues again- not too many more weeks and it will be over again for another year, but there is still time to get your favourite set for free with your $90 purchase.

You may have come from Jackie's blog or you maybe starting here. Sit back and enjoy the projects.

I have chosen the sketch on the front page of the supplement for the recent releases - the same sketch as Julia this week, but with quite a different result.


This is the first time I have inked up this lovely set and I really enjoyed the layering. My roses are done in Pink Pirouette as the base, Blushing Bride second, and Rose Red for the top detail, while the leaves are Mint Macaron and Cucumber Crush. I think the collage stamping suits a 90th birthday - what do you think?

And just to decorate the inside, a little touch of collage stamping with some added Timeless Texture.


I wasn't happy with the birthday banner, but a wee wink of Stella fixed that!

Next on the blog hop circle  is Monique ( first if you started at the beginning- is Julia who has been creating some wonderful projects recently. Have you seen her amazing exploding card in a box birthday cards using the numbers framelits and balloons? they are beautiful and very worthy of you winning the challenges!)



You can find the full list of participants here, and don't forget you are very welcome to show us what inspires you in any of the catalogue inspirations for this month.

Thanks so much of joining in this week.

Liz
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  1. Monique13 March 2016 at 19:20

    Wow your card has such a different look and feel to the original Elizabeth, it took me a minute to work out which it was!!! I love that the same sketch can give such a different look and feel with different stamps. The catalogues are just so full of inspiration.

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  2. Julia14 March 2016 at 13:28

    I totally adore your card - it is so beautiful!! I love the addition of the timeless texture too for some wonderful vintage collage stamping!! This is such a gorgeous card and the colours are fabulous!! Thanks for the plug about the box cards too - I've been having fun!!

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  3. H2 :)14 March 2016 at 13:39

    Fabulous take on the sketch, Liz! Your layered leaves & blooms are beautiful. I would never have thought cucumber crush would work so beautifully with mint macaron. :)

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  4. Judy May14 March 2016 at 21:38

    What a beautiful card, Elizabeth! Love what you have done with the inside.

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  5. Kathryn Mangelsdorf17 March 2016 at 15:46

    The colour combination is beautiful, you have inspired me to get out this stamp set to get inky for the first time, I have forgotten about it as there is so many lovely stamp sets in the occasion catalogue.

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  6. Rachel Palmieri17 March 2016 at 16:25

    Yhe collage look is great, especially with the Timeless Texture added to the inside.

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  7. Rebecca17 March 2016 at 20:30

    Those flowers look amazing. Love your take on this card!

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