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CTC! 132 Birthday Celebrations

Welcome back for another round of CTC - using pages 68-85 for the inspiration pages this week. There's loads too choose from in this section, so be sure to make one yourself and post a photo of your card to the Facebook group. Remember we are looking for new Design Team Members and you have to play along for June to be considered.
But on to celebrating Birthday!






I was really impressed when I first saw the Birthday Delivery Bundle in real life and had a play with it at Onstage in Sydney( one of the best perks of being a demonstrator- seeing thing early!). 
It's pretty paper but it is such a clever range. The framelits cut not only the stamped images but some of the printed images in the DSP.  I love the Catalogue inspiration page with the banner hanging across the whole scene and when I found a shadow box frame at a local store I knew exactly what I wanted to do with it.



The Old Olive background page is one of the reverse sides from one of the Daisy Delight pack.
Each circle is just pegged on so you could easily rearrange it to suit- or add a name to personalise etc. It did take a little time to fussy cut each of the images but I had some help doing that so putting it all together was quite quick. And since my catalogue launch was a full day yesterday I needed something quick. You can see it in the middle of the table. I will be posting a little video of the table on my Facebook page if you would like to see more of the samples in detail.

 
So get inky and create a birthday card inspired by ANYTHING on the pages specified above. Tell us which item in those pages sparked your creative journey, and post a picture of your project to the Fb page!


I think I'm last on the loop if you began with Rachel, but if not just keep hopping around the loop to see all the gorgeous birthday creations.





Thanks for looking, and remember 

"don't just post online,
post something pretty!"

Liz

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  1. Julia11 June 2017 at 19:27

    Brilliant project Elizabeth - what a fabulous way to show off this paper!! Such a sweet decor item, and it looks fantastic centre stage with your display!!

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    1. Lillybet12 June 2017 at 17:51

      Thanks so much Julia, I was so happy to find this frame - think I may get another one to use for a different paper set it 's so handy

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  2. creativeJax11 June 2017 at 19:37

    Oh Liz - what a fabulous frame! That is such a great CASE and shows off this paper beautifully! I'm super impressed with your fussy cutting - definitely worth the effort as it looks amazing!

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    1. Lillybet12 June 2017 at 17:51

      well as I said Jackie- I had some help wtih the fussy cutting! give me a framelit any day!! Thanks

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  3. Monique11 June 2017 at 20:57

    Wonderful project Liz, just perfect for that frame. What a fun way to show off a DSP collection!

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  4. Bronwyn Eastley11 June 2017 at 21:21

    Flippin' heck, what an awesome shadow box full of fun! I'm impressed with your fantastic display.

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    1. Lillybet12 June 2017 at 17:54

      Thanks so much Bronwyn - maybe those few years in retail weren't wasted! Love a good display. ( works best if you have lots of samples to choose from !!! so I'm glad I did those swaps!)

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  5. Mel Pagano13 June 2017 at 20:57

    Oh what a gorgeous way to use and present this suite! I Love it!!!!!

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  6. Kelly Kent14 June 2017 at 22:31

    Well, this is certainly a work of art!!! Lucky little person who ends up with that in their bedroom! Love it! Kelly x

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