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Friendship with Owl topper from Pollyanna Pickering scalloped card - Day 31 of my 365 day challenge

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Friendship with Owl topper from Pollyanna Pickering scalloped card  Day 31 of my 365 day challenge Hi Craft addicts! I am trying to get rid of some of my "old" craft items and decided to use this beautiful Owl topper from a collection from the well known artist from Pollyanna Pickering. How I made this card:- I attached the topper on to some of Lynda Chapman's black cardstock and trimmed it to leave a small border. I then added that on to some white card and then some Rainbow Mirri card again leaving narrow borders around each of them. Using a black alcohol marker (this one is a Tonic Studios one), I used one of the scallops of the card to mark a border around a white 6" card and glued the whole topper on to the front of the card. I then wanted to add a sentiment to it, so I coloured a pre-cut label shape tag with some Altenew inks (red, yellow and orange) and attached it to some gold Mirri and trimmed it to leave a small border. I then stamped the...

Fun Birthday card using a Cut, Tuck and fold circle - Day 263 of my 366 day challenge

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Fun Birthday card using a Cut, Tuck and fold circle -  Day 263 of my 366 day challenge HI Craft addicts! So for today's project ( day 263 of my 366 day challenge) -  I have used a die, some cream cardstock, some Mirri card and a sentiment. To make the topper and card:- I had cut this lovely circle using the Tattered Lace "Cut, Tuck and fold Circle" in cream card (it would be lovely cut out in Topsy Turvy card so you could have 2 tones showing. I tried it on a variety of coloured backgrounds, but thought it looked really great on this "Gold" Mirri card (from Hunkydory) especially as it was cut to size already so glued it on using "Cosmic Shimmer PVA glue". I had also cut out the background using an "animal print" design from Pollyanna Pickering's "Walk on the Wild" card making kit from Creative Crafting World . This particular design is a "Lattice " style die from Tattered Lace. This d...

With Love - elephant calf DL card using Pollyanna Pickering artwork - Day 236 of my 366 day challenge

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With Love - elephant calf DL card using Pollyanna Pickering artwork -  Day 236 of my 366 day challenge Hi Craft addicts ! I love this image of an elephant calf that Pollyanna Pickering painted and so have used a small tag shape version for this DL card... To make the card - I decided to use the small tag style topper from "Walk in the Wild" card making kit from Pollyanna Pickering (Creative Crafting World). I then cut out the "honeycomb " panel from the "Moroccan Simply Screens" die set from Tonic Studio s in gold mirror card , I left a small border on one side of it but just cut it out of the card as I didn't want 2 borders. I also cut one in black card but only really wanted the "waste" so will use the panel on another project. Using one of the border strips from the kit, I glued it to the left hand edge. Before I glued the "Honeycomb" strip to the right hand side, I measured how big the topper ...

Wild Thing - Leopard on branch (Pollyanna Pickering) - 8"card - day 219 of my 366 day challenge

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Wild Thing - Leopard on branch (Pollyanna Pickering) - 8"card -  day 219 of my 366 day challenge  Hi Craft addicts! So, once again, I have turned to the stunning leopard artwork from the renowned wildlife artist Pollyanna Pickering for this 8" card that makes up day 219 of my 366 day challenge . I first of all cut off about an inch from the front of the 8" white card as I wanted part of the decoration to appear on the inside but which could be seen straight away, I have also used 3 inserts from the Walk in the Wild (Pollyanna Pickering) insert collection to make this card (and still have some left over to add to other cards). Then, using the "Chains Panel" die from Tattered Lace , I die cut the panels using the Leopard Prin t and blue patterned insert (that matches the edge of the main image). I must admit that I cut them both at the same time!! I tried both panels and decided to use the blue version  cutting it in half so that ...