It was hard to get a photo without reflection on the acetate - but at least it shows that it is actually acetate!
Stamp man challenge 23 is a recipe to choose a line from a grid - I chose: die cut, homemade background and sparkle & bling (the flowers are glittered in the centres and the acetate shines).
Penny Black 153: one for the girlies
Use it Tuesday 8: flowers - with a stamp not previously inked (the PB corner piece)
My partner in crafting crime 28: uncoloured image
Dream valley 8: stamp something
Top tip Tuesday 35: use two or more stamps
Word play 4: scallops
Stamptacular 113: bugs or boys
Flutterby Wednesday 156: CAS, including butterfly
Spoon full of sugar 153: things with wings
Allsorts 105: things with wings
Crazy amigo: insects
Nightshift stamping 68: clean & simple with flowers
Sukkersott 126: show us your style - I love stamping and flowers
Inky impressions 16: shine on (the acetate and glittered flowers)
Let's craft and create 20: dies to die for
My time to craft 142: use a die cut
Inspire me Fridays 8: anything goes
Truly scrumptious 57: anything goes
Paper crafting journey 11: anything goes
Crafting for all seasons 1: anything goes
2 sisters 41: anything goes
Beautiful job! I love the corners! TFS at Make It Mondays!
ReplyDeleteLove your card I saw on Make it Monday this week.
ReplyDeleteCarolyn W
very cute. Love the corners. Thanks for sharing on Use it Tuesday
ReplyDeleteSo pretty ... love these colours ... thank you for joining us at CCCB
ReplyDeleteAnother gorgeous card Hazel. Love the way you stamped the corners with that gorgeous stamp!
ReplyDeleteGreat card thanks for joining us at CFAS, hope to see you again soon. x Jan DT
ReplyDeleteSo pretty Hazel.Love the soft colours.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing with us at ‘Make it Monday’
Luv CHRISSYxx
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Hi Hazle, I came across to your blog from Make it Mondays site. I love the CAS design of your card, the stamped corners are so effective in framing your centre. Cheers, Kasey ~ in Oz
ReplyDeleteA very elegant & beautiful card
ReplyDeleteThanks for joining our challenges at ALLSORTS & ASFOS this week, Good Luck
Hugz Fleur xXx
Lovely! thanks for playing again this week at Top Tip Tuesday this week, hugs Samantha
ReplyDeleteThis is so beautiful and delicate! Love the simplicity of it. Awesome job!
ReplyDeleteMIM certainly gives one a chance to view others blogs and I am glad I saw your card there Hazel, it is a stunner, I love the subtle colours you have chosen and the design is wonderful.
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Such a pretty card.. Thanks so much for playing along with us at CCCB!
ReplyDeleteSuper card, your stamping is lovely - great corners! And the acetate looks fab. Thanks for joining in with us at Dream Valley Challenges. CoB
ReplyDeletethe framing with the acetate is great, gorgeous card. Thanks for joining us at Stampotique Designer's Challenge!
ReplyDeleteThis is a lovely card. The corners are beautiful and I love the butterfly. The flowers add just a perfect touch of color too. Thanks for sharing with us at Stamptacular Sunday Challenges. I hope you'll join us again soon!
ReplyDeleteJo xx
Lovely and elegant all in one, thanks for playing along with us at CCCB!
ReplyDeleteSo fabulous! Thanks so much for joining us at CCCB!
ReplyDeleteSehr schöne Karte! Gefällt mir super gut!
ReplyDeleteLG Cinni (NSS)
Very pretty card Hazel, thanks for joining us at Stampotique ;) x
ReplyDeleteI love this card it's so pretty love the carners & flowers. Thank you for sharing at MPCC, Janet
ReplyDeleteI love this, so sweet and simple! Thank you for playing along with us at the Inky Impressions Challenge Blog!
ReplyDeleteOoh gorgeous Hazel :)
ReplyDeleteThank you for joining us at Stampotique Designer's Challenge.
I love this HAzel. Thanks for joining us at CFAS this time and I hope we see you again soon. Carol DT x
ReplyDeleteThis is just beautiful. So stylish.
ReplyDeleteLove your stamped corners.
Thank you so much for joining us at Stamptacular Sunday Challenge.
Hugs Marianne
What a beautiful card, thanks for playing with Sukkersøtt.
ReplyDelete;0)Gry-Beate
Wow Hazel, that acetate created a beautiful effect!
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for playing with us at Use It Tuesday!
Oooo I like this, Hazel!! Love the clean look and the flowers are gorgeous and ads that extra touch to the card, like eyecandy!!
ReplyDeleteThank you for playing with us at Sukkersött this week!
Hugs, Wenche :0)
Great card love the effect of the acetate and the stamped corners...
ReplyDeleteThanks for playing at Allsorts this week
Emma xxx
p.s we also have a design team call running until the 14th June
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ReplyDeleteThis looks fabulous Hazel.
The corners look amazing and those flowers are really pretty.
Thank you for sharing with us at Make It Monday this week.
Michelle :-)
Fabulous card! Thanks for joining us at Stampotique Designer's Challenge # 31.
ReplyDeleteLove your design Hazel! Thank you so much for sharing it with us at Let's Craft and Create.
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely beautiful hazel.
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Debby
Your card caught my eye on the "Make it Monday" blog.
ReplyDeletethese colours work beautifully together and I love the corner stamping. A lovely fresh and clean looking card and the flowers are so pretty.
Shirley
lovely! thanks for taking part in the stampotique challenge
ReplyDeleteGreat use of acetate in the centre :-) thanks for joining the challenge, Kate
ReplyDeleteOh Wow! This looks just Super! Really great effect. Thanks for joining us over at PCJ.
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Wendy
Oh now that is very clever for the challenge and I love your layout too!! Thanks so much for joining us at the Inky Impressions Challenges!! Smiles, *Vicki* - Sr. Inkette DT
ReplyDeleteWhat a gorgeous stylish card. Wonderful idea for the acetate. Thank you for joining the Stampotique designer's challenge
ReplyDeleteReally pretty card! Thanks so much for playing in our uncoloured image challenge at My Partner in Crafting Crime, Robin
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