Thursday, 30 May 2019

Thank You Card

A Thank You card today, using a couple of dies I won recently over in the Playground.
A friend recently asked me if a large 2018 Cath Kidston calendar was of any use to me for recycling to make cards.  Well..... she didn't have to ask twice!  The floral paper I used here is from one of the pages in the calendar, I think it was actually the front cover.   The frame was made with a MFT 'Stitched Diagonal' Cover-up die.  I love this die and I can see that I'll be using it for lots of different occasions. I used  Impression Obsession 'Thanks' die, backing the paper with a piece of an adhesive sheet before die cutting to make it easy to attach to the card.  The flower and leaf are punched shapes.  All the plain card was snippets, so I'll be sharing my card over in the Playground.

I am joining in the following challenges:
Pixie's Snippets Playground Challenge #353 ~ Use Snippets
Fab 'n' Funky Challenge Challenge #442 ~ Recycling
Little Red Wagon Challenge #499 ~ Upcycle/Recycle
Die Cut Diva's May Challenge ~ Flowers All Year Round in May







20 comments:

  1. Bright and colourful, striking design and great use of your new dies!
    xx

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  2. I adore the colour combination and the pretty floral CK design from the calendar works beautifully, and the punched flower and leaf is a great embellishment as a finishing touch. x

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  3. Very pretty and great use of your lucky win from the Playground.

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  4. VERY pretty card and a great design!
    lynn

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  5. Such a pretty and happy card and great recycling of the Cath Kidston calendar x

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  6. Oh, it's so pretty!! LOVE the recycled floral paper for the stitched shapes and the matching sentiment and the flower is a lovely catch-eye!!! Gorgeous!!

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  7. This is so beautiful!! I love the pretty papers you used and the creative design!! Have a great day!! Big hugs :)

    Lisa
    A Mermaid's Crafts

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  8. the paper is beautiful and sunny love the lay out and die cut

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  9. Great recycling of this beautiful floral paper Liz, love the design of your card and the sentiment die is perfect for this card.
    Faith x

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  10. A lovely card and a great way to upcycle the old calendar.
    Kath x

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  11. Great card Liz and good recycling...what fabulous dies!

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  12. I love the layout and that is a beautiful pattern paper used for it. I like that it was used also for the sentiment.

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  13. Hi Liz,
    what an amazing bit of re-cycling to use that very pretty calender and that super die together.
    Love this supper gorgeous card.
    I hoard lots of items in case I need them perhaps too much and then forget I've got them to use.
    Lots of crafty love. Jenny L.

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  14. Great use of recyling Liz! Shabneez x

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  15. The flower matches perfectly with the flowers on the recycled calendar paper. I think
    I might be needing to buy that die. Hugs Mrs A.

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  16. You already know how much I love this card Liz - wink :) That die is so versatile - also really good for Christmas cards I've found. Enjoy!

    Sorry I'm a bit late commenting!

    Hugs

    Di xx

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  17. A gorgeous, brightly coloured card Liz, I’m sure we’ll be seeing some more lovely makes from the calendar! Love the dies you have used.
    Janice x

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  18. What a pretty card Liz! I love that you used an old calendar to make it too. I am loving that die as well, don't own it, but sure do love it. Your card is so sunny and fun and happy! Hugs, Brenda

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  19. What a beautiful card, this is definitely an UPCYCLE! I love the creative way you have recycled that gorgeous calendar. Thanks so much for joining us at Little Red Wagon this week!

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  20. Beautiful card....Great bit of recycling...Joolsx

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