Hello once again. The Alphabet Challenge has reached the letter ‘E’ ,and Meg has chosen the theme of ‘Easel card’. Here is my card:
My goodness – aren’t these difficult to take a photo of…..?
The base easel card was created suing a die set from Brutus Monroe. This came as part of a virtual/online class a few months ago, so I thought I’d give it a go.
The die cuts are from Spellbinders – the pierced die cuts – and adhered as you see, with the flowers being from a Taylored Expressions die set.
A foiled sentiment to complete the card.
I hope you can come and join us with your ‘easel cards’ – I look forward to seeing you in our gallery. xx
I shall be entering the following challenges:
Double D Challenge – flowers
Cup Cake Inspirations – anything goes
Use Your Stuff – anything goes
Beautiful Blossoms – flowers
Love To Craft – anything goes
loopyloocards 
So very elegant and pretty! Thanks for linking this up at Beautiful Blossoms Challenge! xoxo, Aimeslee
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Great shape and I like the color…thanks for playing our challenge at Cupcake Inspirations.
Leanne DT Member/CIC
Cupcake Inspirations
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Gorgeous cards and love the subtle colors too, what a fabulous design!!
Thank you for joining our challenge at Double D!
Diane DD Co-Owner
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Beautiful and such a unique easel card. The neutral colors are amazing and the foil sentiment looks great. Thanks for sharing at the Double D Flower Challenge.
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Beautiful and such a unique easel card. The neutral colors are so elegant. Thanks for sharing at the Double D Flower Challenge.
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Great collection of die cuts on this easel card.
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This is great and subtle with the colour choices. I never get good photos of easel cards.
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They are a challenge to photograph – maybe because I don’t make many of them I haven’t got the hang of it yet xx
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I love the subtle colours on this, Lynda – fab design (and I agree, they’re difficult to photograph!). Great to see you in the Love to Craft gallery as well!
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