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CTC#101 favourite ANNUAL Catty BUNDLE

Welcome to the CASEing the Catty Sunday night blogshop where we use a section of the Catalogue to inspire this weeks projects. Designers can take a layout, a colour combination, or any element as the starting point to create something new. We invite you to tour around the hop and to join in -after all the Catalogue has so many beautiful samples to inspire us all. If you get lost you'll find the full crew here. 

If you are already on the hop you will have come from the very talented Bronwyn.



I love most things in the catalogue, but if I have to pick a favourite it has to be the jar of Love Bundle!

Since I am getting ready for the Christmas Fair and I love baking home made gifts for Christmas I thought I would make some gift tags for the home bakers. I combined the jars with the A Yuumy Little Christmas set.





I stamped these jars in lost lagoon, and then used the ink on the white glimmer paper for the stars to match- a simple trick but very handy.


These are the larger jar and simple with the added red bow.
And for the markets- a Jar of Jars! of course....

Still more to make before next weekend, so quick and easy from me today.


Next on the hop is Jackie



Don't forget we love to see what you create too, and we hold a monthly challenge where you can share with us too.


Thanks so much for looking,

Liz



Comments

  1. What gorgeous tags Liz! I'm sure they will be a great hit at the Christmas Fair!

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  2. Love 'em all, Liz. You won't go wrong with these on your market stall!

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  3. Cool project Elizabeth - and the sentiment works so well!! Love it!!

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  4. Great tags Liz - I love the vintage feel!!!

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