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Wednesday, 29 September 2021

Sketchy Autumn Birds

Hello Nomad friends.  I sat down today and just had a play with autumn colours and some of Rubber Dance's lovely stamps.  The new Sketchy Birds are so cute, a little bit bigger than their Textured Bird friends, and really fun to use as a focal point.  

I made a simple stamped background using Rubber Dance circle, feather and leaves stamps from the lovely Carved Collection 3 set with distress ink colours.  I stamped and fussy cut the Sketchy Birds for 4 quick and easy cards.  

Hop over to the Rubber Dance blog for all the details and more photo's and don't forget to leave a comment on the GIVEAWAY post in the fb group.

Thanks for dropping by.  Hugz

Joining the fun at
Creative Fingers Challenge 215
Paperbabe Stamps Challenge 152
Allsorts Challenge Week 643 - Anything Goes, Optional Nature
Country View Challenge - The Leaves Begin to Fall
Kreativtanten Challenge 57 - Im Garten
Kaartjes Inspiratie Challenge Wereld Kaarten Maak Dag 2021 1/2


6 comments:

  1. This is fabulous Gail, they remind me of my favourite Dina Wakley birds, and I love your leafy background. Thank you so much for joining in with our challenge at Country View Crafts and have a very happy week, Sue xx

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  2. What a beautiful set of card, Gail. Love the fall colors!
    Thanks so much for sharing with us at Allsorts challenge this week!

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  3. A very successful playtime by the look of it Gail, very pretty cards, many thanks for joining in with our A/G/Nature theme at Allsorts challenge this week.

    B x

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  4. Nice card.
    Thanks for sharing it at KIC.
    Nicolette DT

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