I made these a while ago, using Stampin’ Up! suite “Lights of Aurora”.
I expect some of you have seen this natural wonder, and I had often thought about making my own background using inks, as there’s tutorials online.
However, my time is always short, so was I glad when SU brought out this set of papers?!
There’s stamps and dies in the set too.
A few scenes awaiting finishing touches…
Cased from Lynn Dunn, stamptastic designs
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Cased from Emma Goddard, Coastal Crafter
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Cased from Glenda Mollet
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I left them sentiment free, ready to personalise.
I then needed a card for a family member who lives near Snowdonia,
and I had some bits left over, so die cut a few more, to make this…
I was blog hopping when I saw AAA Colourful Colourboard #28,
so I decided to finish drafting this post to share.
Thanks for taking the time to visit, and I really appreciate your comments
Take care and see you soon
Lesley
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WOW - these cards are AWESOME Lesley. Stunning results. Love the shaped cards. The one for your relatives in Snowdonia is sure to go down well too. Top marks xxx
ReplyDeleteWhat beautiful designer paper this is - so many possibilities
ReplyDeletewhat a pretty papaer and the scen you've made is awesome. Thank you for playing at the AAA Couolourful Challenges
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ReplyDeleteA brilliant post showcasing those gorgeous papers .. .. such beautiful creations.
Just love those colours!
Hope all is good with you.
Love and hugs
Jules xoxo
Fabulous cards and papers, love the folds.
ReplyDeleteCarol x
They are all stunning cards made with such beautiful paper. Wish I could see that in person.
ReplyDeleteThose papers are stunning and I love what you did with them too. Thanks so much for playing at AAA Colourful, hope to see you join in with future challenges too. Stay safe and keep crafting!
ReplyDeleteThis is an absolutely gorgeous set of cards and perfect for this month's colourboard. Thanks for joining us at the AAA Colourful challenge!
ReplyDeleteoh wow! These are all amazing and so striking with beautiful colours. Hope to see them one day!
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