There are always new things to tempt me with Stampin’ Up! Online Exclusives.
Light and Wonder stamps and dies and Lights of Aurora DSP arrived, and this was my first play with them.
The layout was inspired by Emma Goddard (coastal crafter).
I cut an aperture, placed the die cut tree and paper behind, and gave it a splattering of inks.
I then punched an oval, stamped the sentiment and fussy cut “magic”
For the second card, I did the same but without the splattering, and another sentiment.
I’m taking this over to the Snippets Playground, as I used snippets of white for the sentiments and I have the insert of the aperture ready to use as another snippet 😃.
The second of these cards went to Miss Di’s Hubby, and may have inspired her recent card 😉,
and the first went to Darnell and her husband, who is recovering from a nasty accident.
Darnell runs a blog for our “never before used stuff”, so I’m taking that over to
Thanks for taking the time to visit, and I really appreciate your comments
Take care and see you soon
Lesley
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I can see why you were so tempted with this set - the DSP is beautiful and your fussy cutting of the sentiment is amazing and a great idea.
ReplyDeleteLove both of these cards. The paper is awesome!!! Xxx
ReplyDeleteThanks for coming to play in the Snippets Playground. See you at the Bonfire Party xxx
ReplyDeleteGosh Lesley - you did really well to be able to fussy cut that sentiment. Just perfect.
ReplyDeleteGreat finished cards!
Love and hugs
Jules xx
Oh wow, loving both of your cards. You used that paper wonderfully. The added splatter definitely gives a feel of magic. Happy day to you!
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Fabulous cards Lesley! As I've said elsewhere, and on my blog - I did unwittingly CASE your card. I hadn't realise that Northern Lights come in blue and white, duh. But your design reminded me so much of the Northern Lights! Very elegant cards!
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Di xx
Beautiful cards, love the DSP.
ReplyDeleteThese are beautiful. I'd like to see the Northern Lights in my lifetime. [Bunny]
ReplyDeleteThe paper is stunning and the design is wonderful. What precision in fussy cutting the "magic".
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