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CI#58 Delightful Day meets A Little Lace


Welcome back for another round of colour INKspiration. For this week we have a subtle colour palette and I know there are going to be some gorgeous creations which just prove that you don't need a big palette to have a big impact.
I love Crumb Cake and White so this was fun for me. I am also loving the new "a Little Lace" set and have done quite a few cards using it. In tonight's card I also used "Delightful Day"stampset  which I won at onstage. It features in the new BEGINNER BROCHURE and is a great collection of handy sentiments.



My card this week is an Easel Card which is one of my popular designs at the markets- and a style I love to create. I mirrored the floral image in Blushing Bride on the inside of my card too.



To get coordinating thread to tie around the candle I pulled a single strand from the white flax ribbon and ran it over the Blushing Bride inkpad a few times. I love the fibrous feel of these threads and they tie easily and stay tied!

For a bit of extra accent I coloured in the small flower.
I think the glitter dot accents might be the last of the Berry Burst selection I had, but I think they work well.

I'll have a few more samples using this lovely stampset soon, we used at my  recent Catalogue Launch.

Next on the hop this week is Nikki


Don't forget we love to see what you create using these colours also. Just pop your photo on our Facebook page .


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







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  1. Jan Clothier26 June 2019 at 19:18

    Very pretty! Great tip about colouring the strand of ribbon too - I hadn't thought of doing that.

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  2. Julia27 June 2019 at 18:02

    Love that super fine teeny coloured bow! That's so cool. Gorgeous White embossing on the crumb cake. Love your card it's so pretty!!

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  3. Bronwyn Eastley5 July 2019 at 17:12

    It's 3D! What's not to love?? This is gorgeous, Liz.

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