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Friday 21 August 2015

Make My Day

Hello.  Welcome.  Whilst visiting around the blogosphere yesterday I came across Freshly Made Sketches, who have a slightly different take on the clean and simple genre.  They just want clean.  Now, of the two, the clean element is the one I struggle with.  When pushed, I term my style simple, rarely clean, so I thought this would be a good one to try.   And I liked the sketch.  So here's my idea


I wanted to use this Unity stamp and sentiment from the Call me I'll Laugh at You set.  So  searched my pp stash for a paper with telephones on it.  Nuffink!!  Then I decided to stamp my own.  DIY time.  I used various Colorbox inks and repeatedly stamped the telephone on white paper.  I cut a Cheery Lynn English Teaparty Doily and angel wing and also found some pretty pp that coordinated.  I added a piece of purple glitter tape and stamped the sentiment on a round of card.  I also made a shrink plastic telephone using the same telephone stamp.  Ain't it cute. 

Joining the fun at
Freshly Made Sketches #200 - A Celebration
Cheery Lynn Designs Challenge 198 - Doilies
Unity Stamp Co. Friends With Flair
Stampotique Designers Challenge 209 - Repeat Yourself

Thanks for dropping by.  Hope you are having a crafty weekend.  Don't forget to leave a comment.  You never know......   Hugz


23 comments:

  1. Fun, colorful card! I love the deep rich color palette!

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  2. I don't think my last comment made it through, so I'll leave another one! Great card, with beautiful, rich colors!
    Take care!
    Michele
    Crimson Owl Creations

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  3. Wonderful card with a great color scheme. Good job with the sketch too.

    Funny sentiment and I love those telephones.

    Thanks for playing along with us at Stampotique Designers Challenges!

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  4. very nice card and ideal is cool.

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  5. Tee-hee... cute sentiment, lovely card!

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  6. Very fun & creative use of the phone stamp. Cute!

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  7. Love the sentiment and the old style phones are perfect! Fun card! So glad you joined us at Freshly Made Sketches to celebrate our 200th!

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  8. I love how you made your own dsp for this fun sentiment. Thanks for joining us in our 200th sketch celebration at Freshly Made Sketches!

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  9. Terrific card, Gail! I love how you improvised and made your own background paper. This is such a great sentiment that you *needed* telephones, for sure. LOVE your little shrinky phone, too. What a great touch!!!
    <3 J

    jwoolbright at gmail dot com
    HerPeacefulGarden.blogspot.com

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  10. Another fun card with a great sentiment, also love how your doily cut out in green makes a big impact on your card. Thanks for joining in the challenge at Cheery Lynn Designs and good luck.
    Julie x

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  11. How pretty this is! Love that little bit of sparkle. Thanks for joining our celebration at FMS!

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  12. What a cute card. The verse makes me smile. Thanks for joining us in the Cheery Lynn Designs challenge. Best of luck to you.

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  13. Awesome card! Love the DIY paper. Such a great idea.

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  14. Hahahaha made me laugh. Love this card, Gail.

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  15. What a fun card, Gail, love that saying. Good luck and thanks for joining in on the fun at Cheery Lynn Designs challenge.

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  16. Awesome!
    Thank you for joining us at the Stampotique Designers Challenge!

    xx Arwen

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  17. Haha, that sentiment is awesome. I would have wanted to ink that stamp, too! Perfect. Glad you found coordinating paper in your stash =)

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  18. Cute card! Love the purple and green ♥

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  19. Love the phones used in the background! You rock!

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