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CTC 179- An Old Favourite Kit with some New Colours



HI and welcome again to the CASEing the Catty bloghop. With the New Catalogue and New Colours coming out we are saying goodbye to some favourite products from the catalogue, including all the kits.
When I had a look at the existing kits I came back to the one that I liked best the first time I flicked through the catalogue - I think it's because I love watercolour. I have CASEd this card before but  still love it so I've enjoyed doing it again but with some new colours.



 I have CASEd the card in the middle of this kit.
 Here's the CASE from last time.You can see more detail on this post


The 5 new colours are lots of fun to watercolour with. This time I have kept it very simple, no extra layers, no twine. The flowers are layerd up on a few circles of punched cardstock, and the silver circle and halo was a happy accident- the first silver circle was too big and when I punched down a size the halo fell out of the punch and I loved the look!.


Before me this week is Megan

And next on the hop is Rose.


Don't forget we love to see what you create, and you can join us with your creations based on any of the kits on our Facebook page.


I hope you have a creative week and remember,
"don't just post online,
 post something pretty!"

cheers, Liz

Comments

  1. So lovely Liz - love the pretty & bright colours you've used! Kelly x

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  2. Loving the colouring and the new colours in the water colour wash are stunning. So much to love!!

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  3. Gorgeous cards Liz, the new colours look so lovely together x

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  4. So pretty and the colours are wonderful together!

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  5. Gotta love those happy accidents Liz! Lovely set of cards

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  6. Oh my goodness, Stunning!!! I love the colours together like that.

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