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CI#31 Ceiling spirals inspiration

Hello again, what a busy week with Easter, Onstage and new catalogue excitement. I love the inspiration picture with all the circle and patterns. But it's been so busy that I really needed something simple this week. If I look back over my Pinterest boards Circles are a recurring theme for me. So this was easy to put together. The colours this week were suggested by Monique, Who surprised us all when she appeared on stage as a Display Stamper. It was wonderful to hear her story and see how creative she was with her projects. but Double Surprise when Denita was also up on stage demonstrating too. Congratulations girls - both fabulous presentations. This is a great layout for using up different DSP papers together and I have done variations on this layout quite often. Since I have also set myself a personal challenge to use up DSP this worked well too. The stamping is pretty simple and used Daisy Delight and Lots of Love. Circles of course includes glimmer dots ...

Interactive Card Class Card #2 Squash Fold Card

I was asked to do a class using interactive cards or designs that were more interesting than the simple basic card. Since I always struggle knowing when to stop it's no surprise that of course I took the challenge and amplified it to not 1 but 3 interactive designs. The class was lots of fun and this is one of the projects we made. This is the front when it is folded This is the inside when it's opened This is the way it folds flat - squashing in on itself This is a squash fold card and I used the  brilliant tutorial from Lyssa Zwolanek  at Song of My Heart Stampers. My card is a square of cardstock 21cm x 21 cm Score in half at 10.5cm each way to create 4 squares  score one diagonal fold from corner to corner DSP is 4inches square - nice and easy with 12 x 12 DSP ( 9 pieces per page) ribbon is approx 40cm- anchored only on the front under the banner. Song of My Heart sample  This version is the same design but using different DSP fr...