Revisiting the past

This is cased from one of the first cards I ever made at one of my upline's Jacque's classes - over 3 years ago. I always loved the original but lots of the products used at that time we didn't actually have available to buy, so it was put away & came out of the box last week for my Beautiful Cards class. The original was a Bashful Blue & Chocolate combo. I think the white gel pen shows up best on the blue but still pretty in pink!

Stamp set: Scribble This
Ink: Basic Brown (retired), Chocolate Chip, Pretty in Pink
Paper: Chocolate Chip, Pretty in Pink, Whisper White
Other: Vintage Wallpaper EF, large oval punch, jumbo Chocolate Chip brad, dimensionals, Dazzling Diamonds glitter, blender pen, white Signo gel pen, sponge, Photo Corner punch, Chocolate Chip taffeta ribbon (retired)

Just love the flourish with this set. See good things do take time - the Mainland Ad is right!

KW Inspiration 55

Every week I think these can't get harder & every week they do but always fun to have a play with colours so far removed from your comfort zone - some I love this one not, but maybe I don't love what I've created. It is actually quite cute IRL so will try & take a picture in daylight to do it some justice.

Stamp set/s: Scribble This (AKA Doodle This), Scribble wheel
Ink: Basic Gray, Real Rust, More Mustard
Paper: Real Rust. More Mustard, Whisper White
Other: Clear button, Basic Gray Tafetta, blender pen, orange fine supernova glitter, 2 way glue pen, dimensionals
Technique: Triangle Box

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Happy Birthday Mikaela

My niece turns 13 tomorrow so thought she'd enjoy a covered notebook. I had made in class, one using Scribble This with Petals & Paisley DP.

Mikaela isn't really a pink girl so I thought I'd create her one with Fall Flowers DP. I'm not sure which one I like the best so may let her choose for herself. The saying comes from the Polka Dots & Paisley stamp set.

Stamp set/s: Scribble This, Polka Dots & Paisley
Designer Paper: Petals & Paisley, Fall Flowers