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Social stamping to say Thankyou

Hi there, and welcome to another fun Saturday of Social Stamping, hosted by the gorgeous Kelly Kent. Kelly is in WA but she's assembled a group of stamping friends from all over, and this week's theme is "Thank You", and I am grateful to be able to connect with such lovely friends -together but apart as our new normal seems to be.
I have many things to be thankful for.

I am most grateful for my beautiful family.

I am also thankful that I have a creative hobby to help relieve some worry and concern this week. We might all need more of that in the months to come- lucky I have a well stocked craft room !

I really enjoyed painting these flowers, mixing inks as I went. It was the wee hours of the morning when I couldn't sleep and it really relaxed me. The background piece is a watercolour wash with a mix of inks too, and it came up well with some highlight stamping before I ran it through the embossing folder. I've gone back to stitching with my sewing machine - I'd fogotten how much I like that effect, and in an effort to use some of the many embellishments in my stash I pulled out the mini library clips- love these.

Quite my chance it fits with the colour scheme proposed by Stampin' Up! this week for #keepstamping. You can create with all or some of these colours and share your card with the hashtag too.
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There's a tiny Wink of Stella too and the sequins for a touch of sparkle.


Next this week is Michelle,


if you get lost you can head back to Kelly's Post for a complete list and links to all of the participants.

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



Comments

  1. WOWSERS Liz, This is just so BEAUTIFUL... So pretty are the colours you have used <3
    Cheers Shaz

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  2. Beautiful card! Thanks for sharing.

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  3. Great technique Elizabeth with the stamping, colouring and embossing effect.

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  4. The way you've used the challenge colours is just stunning Liz! Thanks for joining in with #socialstamping! Kelly x

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  5. Gorgeous card Liz, love the colours and details x

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  6. Great card. I’ve always loved the stitching but never given it a go as I think I’d stuff it up! Love all of the elements on your card

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  7. Beautiful card, I love the mixing colours and the stitching! I love both papercrafting and sewing and I forget to incorporate the two! I will have to do this. Thanks for sharing.

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  8. Gorgeous card Liz, I love how you’ve mixed the inks. Love the stitching too, I’m yet to use my sewing machine on a card.

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  9. Thank goodness we have our cardmaking during these challenging times, I love the way you have mixed up the elements to make a stunning card x

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  10. Liz, you are an artist. Everything about your card is sensational. I love the colouring and the stitching and the way the branch of blossoms hangs down from the greeting. Stunning.

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