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Sunday, 20 August 2023

Scrappy Awesome

Hello Nomad friends.  Another lovely warm sunny day.  Ate good food with friends, watched the rabbits and chickens hopping and chickin around, pulled some weeds, ate ice cream.  Don't forget to buy ice creams that not only taste good but also have great boxes!!!   I used my ice cream box to cut the kraft panels for this card and then lots of scraps for the paper weaving.

 
Actually loving this.  I used Stamplorations stitched rectangle and Marianne Designs paper weaving die.  I wove lots of scraps together and also wove some paper strips around the panel edges.  Four tiny metal heart brads and I cut Gummiapan's Lolita (the chicken) from a scrap of the painted card.

Thanks for dropping by.  Hugz

Joining the fun at
Time Out Challenge 245 - Colourful
Simon Says Stamp Monday Challenge - Favourite Technique - recycling and using scraps
Snippets Playground Challenge 461





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4 comments:

  1. Sarn21 August 2023 at 08:27

    Lots to look at in this super card.

    Thanks for entering a piece of homework to the Snippets Playground. See you on the swings later xxx

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  2. Linda W. (ScrappinBari)21 August 2023 at 19:24

    What a fabulous card with the woven kraft and that darling chicken, Gail - love it!!

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  3. Di23 August 2023 at 20:52

    Brilliant card Gail! Such fun and so colourful - full of detail too! I think I still have some very similar sentiments from eons ago - bought from Lakeland Plastics!

    Hugs
    Di xxx

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  4. Bobby29 August 2023 at 23:08

    Way to upcycle, Iona. That ice cream box made a great grid to weave your colorful strips through. Thanks for sharing your card with us at Time Out.

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