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Showing posts with label kraft card. Show all posts

Wednesday, 6 February 2013

Happy 2nd Birthday LESS IS MORE

Hello Everyone - don't know about you but it's absolutely freezing down here in Somerset.........lovely bright sunny day but such a bitter wind.  It freezes anything it comes in contact with!!!  lol

It's Less is More's 2nd birthday - can you believe it's been going that long?  Well, they say time flies when you're having fun...

This week's challenge is:


Good morning everyone...
Today is a special day at
Less Is More.

It's our second birthday and not only do we have a  fabulous new sponsor for February but we also have some amazing guests joining us.
Our February sponsor is..... Pink Petticoat.


*Prize is a £15 gift voucher*

We were delighted when Liz said yes because there are so many huge Pink Petticoat fans here at LIM...
Onto this weeks challenge...  It's a colour challenge this week and it's got to be one of our favourites ever...

Kraft & Kreme

We want to see you use only kraft and cream on your creations this week...

So off I went rummaging to find some kraft  and I've made a very simple card to celebrate LIM's 2nd birthday.  I scored an A4 sheet of kraft card in half and used my SU diagonal scoring board to put in two score lines.  I then die cut three flowers using my Spellbinders Delicate Asters and put a brad through the centres.  The sentiment is computer generated and I used my SU punches to cut the layers out.  Last touch was a rounded corner.

Thanks for dropping by.




Saturday, 7 April 2012

Clean & Simple 185

Happy Easter everyone.  Hope you're all having a great weekend and if the weather's anything to go by we'll all be spending the weekend playing!!!  The challenge over at Clean & Simple this week is a sketch challenge:



For my card I have taken a piece of Kraft card to make my base and then used a piece of cream card for the front.  The sentiment was generated by my xyron Design Runner.  I then took a doily and cut it in half.  The lacy bits around the outside were inked with Old Paper DI.  This was then attached to the card.  The finishing touches are the co-ordinating roses.

Thanks for dropping by - don't overload on too much chocolate this weekend!!!  lol