How is your week going? Today we will be on our way back from a short break in Bath. Our anniversary was yesterday and we treated ourselves to a couple of nights away. Sometimes you just have to.
In the weeks leading up to Easter I made quite a few things. I am sharing a bright cheerful Easter card I made mostly with dies from John Next Door.
The background was made with the kitchen roll I used to clean up when I was using some Pixie Powders. You let it dry, then you split the sheets and then glue the sheets to some card. I also used the corner dies from the Sandwich box set to make the lattice.
I stamped the big Daisy stamp onto Neenah card with Memento ink then I die cut them with the Gerbera flowers die. This is just brilliant you get six different sized flowers in one go. I put some Pixie Powders on my craft mat with a little water and I used this to paint the flowers.
This is a Sue Wilson die. I have used it a lot this year it fits into really tiny spaces.
I hope you like this card I really enjoyed making it. I think I will be using these dies a lot.
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Stunning card Jackie, love your colourful flowers, so beautiful.
ReplyDeleteSounds like you had a great time in Bath. xx
Happy Anniversary.....hope you had a lovely time in Bath! Your card is beautiful, love the flowers......just the thing to brighten this dull, dreary day x
ReplyDeleteThat's stunning Jackie, beautiful colours. Creative Blessings, Tracy x
ReplyDeleteWow, this is so pretty Jackie, beautiful xx
ReplyDeleteThis is gorgeous, love the colours and the beautiful flowers.
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Linda xxx
What lovely flowers and lovely the backing die
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely stunning!
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Great layer of die cuts, love your flowers
ReplyDeleteBeautiful card, Jackie, the flowers are gorgeous and I love the background you've created. Happy belated anniversary, I hope you had a lovely break in Bath. We live about 30 minutes drive away, it's a lovely city with lots to see and do. xx
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! Thank you so much for sharing this with us at Creative Inspirations. Good luck!
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Love that kitchen roll technique - not come across that one before, thanks for sharing, will give it a try!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful colours you have used for the flowers, certainly Bright and cheery! Absolutely beautiful!
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This is lovely. Happy Anniversary to you!
ReplyDeleteThe kitchen roll technique is great I have used it before and die cut it. Love the colourful flowers xx
ReplyDeleteA beautiful Easter card Jackie, I love your flowers they’re gorgeous. I’ve not heard of the kitchen towel technique, it’s brilliant!
ReplyDeleteA belated Happy Anniversary to you, Bath is a wonderful place to visit.
Janice x
Love these bold flowers :-)
ReplyDeleteHappy anniversary - I love Bath x
Beautiful card! Love the sandwich corner die! Wonderful design! Thanks for sharing it with us at Lil Patch of Crafty Friends!
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Beautiful card, lovely colours x
ReplyDeleteSuch a beautiful creation Jackie, love it !
ReplyDeleteAnd I see here more stunning cards on your blog.
Karin
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Such lovely floral detail Jackie. A fabulous card. Happy Anniversary to you both!
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Beautiful flower card!
ReplyDeleteA gorgeous card Jackie. Lovely design and colours xx
ReplyDeleteWhat a gorgeous Easter Card! I love all those colorful flowers!
ReplyDeleteLovely way of using the flowers.
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Hope to see you again.
Hugs from Africa!
Olga
Fabulous card xx Jan
ReplyDeleteSo bright and cheerful, love how you've used the stamps and dies :) Hugs - Debs x
ReplyDeleteGorgeous card and colours
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely gorgeous...Thanks for joining us at Fab’n’Funky :)
ReplyDeleteWendy x
Adorable vibrant blooms Jackie! Shabneez x
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! x
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