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Happy birthday personalised floral and lattice 7" x 10" card - Day 203 of my 366 day challenge

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Happy birthday personalised floral and lattice 7" x 10" card -  Day 203 of my 366 day challenge Hi Craft addicts! So, for today's challenge, I have chosen a birthday card that I made for my daughter this year as it combines dies and electronic cutting in its' making...which you can buy now on my website.by just clicking on the button on the right!   To make the card (which is a 7" x 10" card that you can buy from Creative Crafting World   here ,  I first of all cut out two Tattered Lace Lattice chain panels , one in red and the other in white and glued the first one on to the front of the card and slightly offset the white so you can still see some of the red behind it. I then went into CANVAS (Brother Scan n Cut' s online design app) and added the 2 flower designs (the black and the white ones in the card) and then added an offset frame for one of them. I also used the alphabets function and added the "Happy Birthda...

With Love Wolf and moon fancy shaped card

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Hi Craft Addicts With Love - Wolf Card Challenge No. 10 - 7" x 10" card Well, here it is - the last card made from the Moonlight (Wolf) Cardmaking kit from Creative Crafting World using the fantastic artwork of renowned wildlife artist, Pollyanna Pickering . This time, I have used one of CCW' s own 7" x 10" Elegant frame card (Lily) (250gsm) to make it with the final topper and backing paper from the kit.  This card is made of up of 3 bits (all pre-scored for you) and makes a fancy easel type card when standing up. You have to take out the die-cut parts of the header of course! To start the card, I stuck the topper on to a black scalloped edged square frame (this one is a Spellbinders Lacey Square ) and then added a white deckle edged frame in Centura Pearl card on to it using thin Stix 2 foam pads. I then used the Tonic Studios Antique Rose Crystal drops around the frame to give more texture and whilst that dried I started on the ne...