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Saturday, 7 September 2019

Inchie

Made a couple of cards today - both for the same challenge but will just share one for the time being!

CAS Mix Up has 'Inchies' as it's main challenge - so one single Inchie, a tiny bit of stamping, some die cutting and a little watercolouring make up my required elements for this first card.

I used my small cone flower die and cut it out twice,watercoloured then snipped off the smaller flower stem from each (as there wasn't enough room!) - not wasted them though - have glued them on the inside!

Embossed a frame round the Inchie and then die cut using a cross stitch die.

The sentiment stamped in Smokey Grey ink.

Our weather has turned distinctly Autumnal the last couple of days - seems this summer has been one of extremes - with red hot days then rain of monsoon proportions - and as always the nice weather was over far too quickly.
That said I have managed to get all my washing dry today! (Ironing is the problem......😡😡!)
Linking to these other Challenges
Flower Challenge - Anything Goes
Sheepski - Dies
MMM - Use a Shape

Enjoy the rest of your weekend!

19 comments:

  1. You've done a grand job with this inchie challenge - very pretty card

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  2. This tiny piece makes your card feel so colorful and at the same time ultra clean. It’s very elegant!

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  3. This looks great! A lovely CAS design, I always struggle with these.
    Lorraine

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  4. Brilliant inchie card, love all the dies and the lovely die cut image, classy card.

    Kath x

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  5. Lovely little inchie and a nice CAS card. I also struggle with CAS so I'm going to try a few. [Bunny]

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  6. Oh inchies...I have a few somewhere...maybe next week....!! I've been washing today too...do you think i might persuade hubby to do the ironing while I play in the craft room?...I guess not! Anyway I love your card and I must have ago at embossing with a die to make a frame too. Hugs xx

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  7. These tiny coneflowers are so precious, Viv! I love how you've framed them with the embossing and the cross stitch border on the larger square! A fantastic inchie card! Thanks so much for sharing this with us at CAS Mix Up!

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  8. Your watrecolored cone flowers are so pretty, Viv! The way you framed your inch panel leads the eye into the sweet flowers. So glad to see your card in the CAS Mix Up gallery. Thank you!
    Hideko xx

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  9. Clean beauty, I adore the loose watercolouring and the daisies as this point of interest.
    Creative framing for this tiny centrepiece/masterpiece ;-)
    Thanks so much for sharing at CAS Mix Up!

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  10. Wonderful inchie card, so lovely ...

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  11. This looks so delicate and pretty Viv! I adore those sweet flowers too. Thanks for sharing with us over at 'The Flower Challenge'. Yes it's turned quite chilly here in the evening now too ;) Viv DT xx

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  12. A beautiful tiny piece of art, its a fantastic card Viv.
    Yvonne xx

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  13. Very sweet inchie Viv! Love how you've created a tiny scene with those adorbale little coneflowers. Adding the layers of stitched framing really draws the eyes to the middle. Great design my friend! xx

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  14. Thanks for playing with us at Make My Monday. The squares work great for our theme this time around. Beautiful card. I love all the white space and how it moves the eye to the focal point.

    Janeen
    https://www.demidoodle.com/
    Make My Monday Design Team

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  15. Beautiful water coloured inchie Viv and I love the texture you created around it. Thanks for playing at CAS Mix Up this month.

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  16. I love the coneflowers on this inchie Viv, so prettily coloured and the framing is beautiful. x

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  17. Super cute!!! Thank you for joining us at Make My Monday, good luck!!! Amy DT

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  18. Beautiful CAS design - love it.

    Thank you for joining us at SheepSki Designs.

    Helen x

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