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Love it! Chop it! 2 for 1!

I've gone way outside of my comfort zone today, not only have I cut into a lovely piece of Sweet Soirée Specialty Designer Series Paper into 6 ready for card fronts, but I also cut one of these pieces so it would make 2 cards, that's way over the top for me cutting into DSP!   How beautiful did these cards turn out, and all by cutting into DSP! I did have a little "moment" when I die cut the scalloped edge with the Seasonal Layers thinlets , thinking oh no, what have I done! I dressed up the scalloped edge by adding cutting another scalloped edge and applied silver embossing powder, carrying the them of the silver foil to the decorative edge, and also embossed the sentiment from Flourishing Phrases - I love silver and pink as a colour combination.  Lastly I added Old Olive Mini Chevron ribbon. I used the smaller Hello sentiment from Flourishing Phrases within the scalloped edge in the 2nd card, and used the Simple Stripes embossing ...

Crazy Crafters Blog Hop | Special Guest Susan Wong

Welcome to another Crazy Crafters Special Guest Blog Hops. Susan Wong from New Zealand is joining us today and we've all selected a project to CASE (Copy & Selectively Edit). You can see all Susan's amazing work at her blog Stamping Susan When I think of Susan, the first thing that comes to mind is her amazing memory keeping projects, she is such an inspiration, whether it be pocket pages or 12 x 12's.  Here are just a couple of Susan's projects that have inspired me: So, inspired to create my own 12 x 12, I searched for photos on my computer - now that is an achievement in itself, connecting to our home network and shared photos, I think I need an IT degree some days! Once the folders were located I found so many memories I had forgotten about, I decided to theme my project on a wonderful family day at Mt Lofty last autumn Creating my own falling leave using the Colorful Season stamp set and co-coordinating Seasonal Layers Thinlet dies...