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Kingfisher Pollyanna Pickering Lacey 6in card - Day 363 of my 366 day challenge

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Kingfisher Pollyanna Pickering Lacey 6in card -  Day 363 of my 366 day challenge Hi Craft addicts! So today's challenge - day 363 is a lovely Pollyanna Pickering of "Whiffy" the Kingfisher topper on a 6in square lacey card. How I made this card:- The "Kingfisher" topper (named Whiffy) is part of the UK wildlife card kit from Pollyanna Pickering (Creative Crafting World) and I attached it to a white panel that I had cut out using a die from Spellbinders. I then cut out the next layer using an "Art Deco" SVG file from "Gentleman Crafter" in purple and black. I glued them all on top of each other and then added it to the 6" fancy edged card (Hunkydory). Finally I added some "Strawberry Coulis" Jewel Nuvo drops (from Tonic Studios) to the purple frame. And there you are - a striking card that I made using some dies, a Pollyanna Pickering topper and an SVG file. Don't  f orget you can visit  The Handmade...

Whiffy the Kingfisher (Pollyanna Pickering) square card - day 287 of my 366 day challenge

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Whiffy the Kingfisher (Pollyanna Pickering) square card -  day 287 of my 366 day challenge Hi Craft addicts! Today's card for my 366 day challenge, is one made from a topper from the "British Wildlife" collection from Pollyanna Pickering ( from Creative Crafting World), some backing paper and some Nuvo drops.... To make the card:- I took the topper and added it to some white cardstock so that there was a narrow border around it. I then cut out the "blue and white spotty" paper (from the "Bohemian Dream" 8" paper pad from Craftwork Cards) using the largest of the Tonic Studios "Threaded Scallop layering square dies. I used some "fingerlift tape" to attach it to the card (which is a 6" square card from Hunkydory) as it is easier to use than glue on the paper. I attached the main topper at a jaunty angle using Cosmic Shimmer PVA glue towards the top left hand side of the card. I then took the Sue Wilson (Cre...