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Sale a Bration products Pop-Up Swing Card using new Harvest Meadow DSP

I'm not sure where I saw this fold originally, so my apologies to the original designer, as I have only saved the metric measurements when I redesigned it for our Australian dimensions. But this is a fabulous card to make- easy and with a wow factor- AND it showcases some gorgeous paper. I'm not sure what it is called but it has a pop up element and a swing element so I'm calling it a Pop-Up Swing Card. You can see some new paper from the Harvest Meadow suite, and the flowers are from the Sale-A Bration thinlits. And of course you need a spot for your message, and the back is just the place. This is version 2 with the papers reversed inside to outside, and different configurations of the flowers. My favourite sentiment again from  Celebrate with Flowers. so here's the measurements: Adhere the DSP to the front and the inside of the card Cut a circle with your diecut machine using 6.7cm die, set aside Cut additional layer circle if desired using 6cm die score and crease t...

Season's Blessings and the new Harvest Meadow DSP

Well it's my pleasure to showcase some new products. The new Mini Catalogue is available August 3rd and as well as Christmas and Halloween there are always some beautiful Harvest / Thanksgiving themed products. The Harvest Meadow DSP is a new 12 x 12 pack which has some beautiful geometric patterns in gorgeous colours. This card uses a misty moonlight and a coral piece.  Also new are the Brushed Metallic Adhesive Backed Dots. These are in 3 shades- gold, copper and brass- these are fabulous and look terrific with Sahara Sand or Crumb Cake shades.  I'm still exploring layouts with the beautiful Season's Blessings bundle and having fun doing that. The sentiment is also not new- from the Many Messages stampset Check my other posts this week for more samples using this great set and other new products from the Mini Catalogue. I hope you have a creative week and remember,  "don't just post online,  post something pretty!" cheers, Liz