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Saturday 16 October 2010

Hi all, happy Saturday to you, hope you are having a good day:)
I have been having a play, I came up with a variation on the easel card, a bit pointy but I'm hoping the flowers have softened the design. I quite like the shape and am thinking about more possibilities, folds or pop outs might be good :0)




So what d'you think? Is it too angular?I've gone for a shabby sort of look and was thinking I may come up with a more masculine version next. 


 Does the shape tickle your creative fancy, have you tried this one yourself? I don't think I've seen it done quite like this before but I cannot be certain, there are so many of us out there:0)

I was quite pleased how this side turned out. The papers are Basic Grey, Periphery  it's an old paper and retired now, I think.                                                       
   The text stamps are Stampin up, Sincere Salutations that I bought second hand from eBay.

Tim Holtz Weathered wood Distress ink for stamping the sentiment and edges. On the base of the card it's a Crafty Individuals stamp, 'fill each day with joy', uplifting oh! yes! and I love the fancy font it's in.

Used a Martha Stewart doily lace punch, they are so efficient, I'm seriously impressed and would love more :)
Love to hear from you and have a great weekend!
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13 comments:

  1. Doreen16 October 2010 at 18:42

    I think this is just gorgeous, so unusual,but it works fine,I love it.xxx

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  2. Pop's Cards16 October 2010 at 19:03

    I LOVE it looks so elegant sweetie, hugs Pops x

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  3. Dotty Jo16 October 2010 at 19:18

    Wow, this is lovely - really unusual. Beautiful colours and stamping, so pretty and stylish! It's a winner in my book hun, Jo x

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  4. chris16 October 2010 at 19:54

    My fancy is tickled, I LOVE IT, LOVE IT,certainly not seen anything like it around in blogland,and thats what I love about your cards, always so unique.
    good on ya girl!!

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  5. Carolynne16 October 2010 at 20:05

    This is a beautiful card, unusual and beautiful. I love it too

    xx

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  6. Fleur16 October 2010 at 20:12

    This is fab, looks great. Hope you ok
    Hugz fleur xXx

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  7. Netty16 October 2010 at 21:25

    Its really beautiful. I discovered this angle by accident after making one of my usual errors in cardmaking, but yours is definitely intentional and gorgeous. Enjoy the weekend, Annette x

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  8. SYLVIA-ANNE16 October 2010 at 22:59

    Hi MC - I have never seen this version of an easel card before, and it's absolutley stunning! I love the soft colours and the BG papers (I have had a 6" pad of periphery for yonks - only a bit of it left now but I love it). The MS punched borders add a really delicate touch, and I agree -this card shape would look fab. with a male theme too.
    Have a wonderful Sunday - Love and Hugs, Sylvia xxxx
    PS: Thank you so much for all your kind comments.

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  9. Emily Leiphart18 October 2010 at 00:57

    Wow, I haven't seen this style of card before! You should put it out on YouTube before it gets stolen. ;) Heehee. I love all the pretty papers and the fact that there are so many places you could write lovely messages. Some, like me, love being wordy on their cards!

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  10. Kay Carley18 October 2010 at 10:54

    Very original and soooooooo pretty!! xx

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  11. NEEDLEWINGS22 October 2010 at 12:59

    Simply elegant! I love it!!!

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  12. joanne wardle26 October 2010 at 11:04

    what an amazing take on the easel card!!! took me a minute to see how it worked, love it!

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  13. Bettythebaglady16 November 2010 at 15:23

    Love this card but have never sent an easel card to anyone as I am fascinated to know if a non cardmaker would realise how to display it. Need to do some random testing!BettyXXX

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I love to hear your comments. Sorry but I had to put moderation on, I will answer each comment and hopefully won't miss anyone out Thank you so much for your support, Gay.