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Staying Connected Through Stamping- Hello

I was invited this week to join with some Stampin' Friends from all over Australia to stay connected through Social Stamping and to create a card with the theme "Hello". It came at just the right time and I'm very happy to participate.

It's a crazy old time and there's no doubt that we need to stay connected, and what better way than with a little paper hug. I have not been crafting much lately but it did feel nice to produce a few cards, and I enjoyed using some of the Poppies Elements. Each Embellishment is the same, the poppies on two label shapes with some additional sprigs behind and tied with some twine.
The sentiments are from Life is Grand, and Waterfront. I also sponged some of the white and silver paper from the foil Sale A Bration pack of DSP which you can earn for free until Mar 31.
The inside sentiment is perfect for both.
I hope you and your family stay well, and remember you're not stuck at home, you're safe at home.

Next on the blog hop this week is Bronwyn Eastley from Tasmania.
Hello Bronwyn
I wonder what amazing creation she will share this week.

If you would like some of these amazing products to help you pass the time creatively while we are self protecting you can see them all in the list below and order them from my online store. Remember the free gorgeous foil paper is only available until March 31.

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


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Comments

  1. WOW Liz you always come up with the goods... Loving your creations <3
    Thanks for the well wishes, you stay safe too... AND Thank you for being on the front line like so many other health professionals <3 Cheers Shaz

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  2. I love your description of a little paper hug! What a great card, the sentiments are just perfect for this time we are going through. Thanks for sharing. Mandy x

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  3. I think the kindness that is emanating from the pandemic situation is the shining light in a lot of negativity. So lovely to see your beautiful creations Liz and hope you have time for more art therapy soon. Thank you for joining the #socialstamping Kelly x

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  4. How clever! I love how you have layered all the die cut shapes!

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  5. Love your sponging, it's so pretty. Too cute!!

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  6. Your cards turned out fab & I just love those poppies elements!!

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  7. Thankyou for the reframing from 'stuck' to 'safe'. That's a brilliant message!! Your cards are wonderful and have inspired me to have another creative marathon with the poppies elements. I love what you've done with them!! Totally gorgeous.

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  8. Great cards. I particularly love the hello one with the graduation of colour for the background on the foil DSP.

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  9. what lovely cards :) Love the poppy embellishments

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  10. Your combination of the Flowering Foils and poppies is beautiful x

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  11. What a beautiful 'paper hug'! I love your layers and sponging colours, wonderful cards!

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  12. I really like that you've showcased a smaller flower from the poppy stamp set! Thanks for sharing

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