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CTC#143 Artistic Expression- still can't make a decision!

Hello and welcome back for another round of inspiration from this very large section of the catalogue.  I CASEd a lot of the cards in this section before my Catalogue Launch day and I know I haven't shown you all of them. So this week I have two different samples which I have CASE'd from this section

The first is the gorgeous BIRDS on page 139. The blue version using DSP from the Delightful Daisy DSP and the birds framelits, and the branch from the Colourful Seasons thinlits makes an easy card to put together. The second version is more like the catalogue sample and uses the frond image from Ready to Pop.



This lovely sentiment is from Dragonfly Dreams

The second pair of cards use 2 of the current in colours and are a direct CASE of the butterfly card on page 134 which I knew I would copy as soon as I saw it the first time I flipped through the catalogue!.


This lovely sentiment is from Colourful Seasons.
There's such a lot of inspiration images in this section and the crew have quite a variety of different styles and projects in the hop this week. I hope there is something which appeals to you, and that you find some time for creating this week so you can share your creations with us on our Facebook page .



Next this week is my friend Krissy. I know you're going to love her project.


Before me this week is Peta



Thanks for looking, and remember

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


Comments

  1. I love those 2 little blue birds - what a lovely clean and simple card! Just perfect. And my favourite of the butterflies is the blue/green. These are such lovely cases. THank you for the awesome inspiration.

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  2. Four great cards Elizabeth, I love the stamping on the Wood Textures DSP on your second bird card.

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  3. I SO need to CASE the birds simply cut out of DSP with the dies, it looks awesome. especially with the dsp's you've chosen.

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  4. Lovely cards, Elizabeth. I especially like the first one with the blue birds.

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  5. My goodness you have been busy!!! Great cards but my favourite is that gorgeous background on your butterflies! Really makes them pop off the card!

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