Have been playing with the Cindy Loo cartridge for cricut and love the doily's on there! I used DCWV cardstock along with some Anna Griffin backing paper for the shadow layer. I shaded the animals around the edges with promarkers and added some petaloo flowers that I'd changed the colour of, and also some gems. Very "twee" for me and not a splodge of distress ink in sight LOL Elizabeth x
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This is very sweet Elizabeth. The doily and trees in fact all the die cuts look great. Nice idea to leave it as a circle.
hugs Jen x
This is brilliant Elizabeth, could you make a circular base card for it, that would be really unusual
Beryl x
Am thinking of doing an easel card for it Beryl??
Very sweet! I should imagine this in easel card form would be very popular down at the market. Can you do it in pink?
Janet xx
LOL pink with sparkles on xxx
So sweet Elizabeth :) I love the spattering of little flowers - I'm sure you will find something delightful to do with this! Thanks for playing along at the Play Date Cafe!
Nicely put together and some lovely Cricut images. Your card has a cute but contemporary look, really great:-)
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Such a sweet card, a lovely scene.
Very nice. Cindy Loo is my favourite cartridge at the moment.
Wanda
Super cute! Glad you played with us at The Play Date Cafe!
Absolutely adorable, Elizabeth! LOVE the softened, color story palette! Thank you so much for playing along with us, this week, in The Cafe!
Super cute idea to use orange and brown for these animals! FAB card:) Thanks for playing along with us and joining in the fun over at the PDCC:}
Absolutely Awesome! You have totally inspired me to get out my cartridge today and play too! :) Thanks for sharing!
Wow, this is beautiful!
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