It's also for Lily-boo too challenge for February: '1 tag and 1 ribbon'Another for Rosie-Dee 64: 'Just for men'
Another for 411 110: 'colour inspiration' - so safrron, brocade blue, certainly celery

The jottings of craftyhazelnut
It's also for Lily-boo too challenge for February: '1 tag and 1 ribbon'


and also for Rainbow Lady 89: four seasons - I've chosen winter, using the Penny Black 'fantasy' tree stamp, embossed with detail silver. The papers are DCWV.
It's also for 411 colour inspiration 109:
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The MAWTT challenge also called for the theme of 'childhood memories' so I chose a Cute Daisy May digi image of a girl on a swing. So this is also good for Alphabet K is for kids (late with this, but wanting to do something for every letter - this means I've caught up now).
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I have to admit that I cheated a bit on the white space. I ran some white card through my cuttlebug and embossed with an Ellison paisley texture plate (had a lot of goes at this before I had success because I couldn't remember the 'sandwich' recipe because I haven't used these plates for some time). I then slightly tinted the paisley texture with a pale pink chalk.
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which is obviously just right for another Valentine's card for the following challenges:
PS I have replaced the photo, having put a gem on each heart (there seemed to be a bit of a gap in the stickles on one, so this seemed a good remedy!
I've used a picture and quote from Sleepless in Seattle, which is the theme for this week's challenge 65 on Cinema Saturday - this had to include a red heart.
Gingersnap GC41: 'chestnut challenge' is 'romance', so this is good for that.
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I'm also linking for Lots to do week 5: 'backgrounds' - using a digi bacground (hope that counts).
It's not surprising that atm there are a host of challenges with a Valentine or love theme - in fact, if I were to make a separate card for each challenge, I'd have more than enough for the rest of my life time!
The papers are from my offcuts box.
2 lovely cards, 2 spools of ribbon, a pack of buttons and some rubber stamps (for mother's day).
Please visit Salt and have a look at what the rest of the time have created for this challenge - and we'd love you to share in our challenge with your own crafting - if you do, please leave us a comment so we can come and look at your creation.
The drawer beneath this houses chalks, alcohol inks, stickles etc - and lots of pens (there are more underneath the two boxes of chalks.
And then there's the drawer where I keep embossing powders and such like.
I thought I'd also let you have a peep inside the bottom of my tall cupboard, where I have a metal nest of drawers in the section that was built specially to house them - and just a few of my boxes.
If you like having a nose at people's crafting spaces, go over to Julia's blog and click on the comments and follow the links.