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CTC 75 Mother's Day - with a retiring favourite


Welcome back to CASEing the Catty - we are all catching up on our regular duties after the fun of On Stage at the Gold Coast last weekend.  You may have arrived here from Monique's blog, so welcome, I hope you find lots of inspiration as you continue around the crew.


For Mother's Day this year I have a whole range of cards for the CQ Craft Expo next weekend, and I have one of those for you today. It is inspired by the card on page 121 of the Annual Catalogue which feature 2 sets I love that are sadly retiring.  I will miss Summer Silhouettes - but don't worry There are plenty of gorgeous flower sets coming in the new Catalogue.

This is almost a direct CASE from the catalogue and the beauty of that is that it came together  really quickly. I added a few extra layers and some extra texture but I do love a quick card.





Soft Sky, Daffodil Delight and Wild Wasabi - very easy colours to use together. Not sure if you can see but I learnt a new trick last weekend watching Shelley demonstrate her splatter technique with the wink of Stella- I used the aqua painter and some Soft Sky ink but i loved how it turned out.

I have lots to share with you in the next few days with some Sneak Peaks of the new colours and some new stamp sets which I got to use as part of being selected as a Display Stamper for the Gold Coast. The amazing thing was that there were 2 other current design team members and one past member there also as Display Stampers, so be sure to subscribe to my website in the box on the right to get all my new posts straight to your inbox.







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Don't forget we'd love to see what you create- come share with us... 


thanks so much for looking, and check back in a few days too for the new colours.

Liz



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  1. What a great design to CASE for Mothers Day, it really suits the day. I will miss this stamp.

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    1. thanks so much Rachel - I'm going to miss it too, it's so easy to use.

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  2. Your card looks gorgeous. I love the corrugated card as well. It was lovely to catch up last week!!

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    1. thanks Bec, yes it was so mice to meet. I love the texture and I will miss the corrugated card.- theres so much I will miss

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  3. I love the additions to your card for the CASE. Such a happy card

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    1. thanks Monique, yes i love this set, always makes a nice feature.

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  4. Wow! Liz, this is one stamp set that needs to see more ink in my craft room. I LOVE your colour combo and your splashes of Wink of Stella. Such a gorgeous card.

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    1. Thanks so much Bronwyn, yes I love this set - when it's on my desk it gets a lot of use. I'll miss it

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  5. Love how the extra layers subtly frame your pretty design. Gorgeous card, Liz!

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  6. What a beautiful card!! I love the colours and the soft look of the finished project. I am inspired by your colours and your card!!

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  7. Thanks Julia, it is a nice colour combo, and it is a quick card to put together! Lovely to meet last week

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