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Circle Thinlits Cards with a Sneak Peak from Kinda Eclectic, SUO98

Have been playing with the circle thinlits framelits preparing for a workshop at the upcoming Central Queensland Craft Expo, and have been enjoying using the set to be released soon called "Kinda Eclectic". It's a really versatile set and I love it. I am of course a bit partial to leaves so this is a great set for me, and I am finding the other elements really easy to use in all sorts of designs.
The first one- for the class uses Island Indigo and Pistachio Pudding


And the second has a fold out extension and uses WisteriaWonder and Coastal Cabana on Crumb Cake card stock, and I also used the Daydream Medallions as a background stamp on the Newsprint DSP (retired), so I am also entering this in the SUO challengeSUO #98


SUO98 Background Stamping with Daydream Medallions

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  1. Julie Gearinger9 June 2014 at 23:19

    Love the colors and the use of the new stamp set, Kinda Eclectic along with the Thinlits Circle!! Thanks for playing along with us at SUO Challenges :-)

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  2. Heidi Weaver10 June 2014 at 04:07

    Hi Lillybet, I love the background you've stamped. I hadn't given much thought to the Kinda Eclectic stamp set but I'm revising my opinion. The leaves are reminiscent of the French foliage which I absolutely loved. They certainly look wonderful the way you've used them. Thanks for sharing.

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  3. Mary Brown15 June 2014 at 05:45

    WOW...this is just so very pretty! I love the soft background you created with your stamps...absolutely GORGEOUS! Thanks for joining the SUO Challenge!

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  4. Connie Babbert15 June 2014 at 11:52

    Wow...love this card with all the details and the Thinlet Circle Card! Thanks for playing along with the background challenge on SUO Challenges this time!

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