Kool Kitty Musings: 52 Cards challenge

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Monday, 07 May 2012

52 Cards challenge - Week 19

Sorry for the delay getting today's prompt up - Typepad wasn't working for me yesterday when I was free to get my post drafted.

But here we are with this week's challenge:

Some rather nice elements, for the "garden" aspect I imagine you can interpret this any way you want. A gardening theme, "garden" in the greeting, growing/growth, items that grow in a garden.... I'll be intrigued to see what you go for. :)

Here's my example:

Paper: MME
Label: MME
Stamp: PTI
Die: PTI
Brads, Basic Grey
Other: Foam pads, Corner Chomper

That injected a bit of colour into my Monday morning. :) UK girls - enjoy your Bank Holiday Monday!

Posted by Handmade by Natty at 09:13 AM in 52-card challenge, Cards, Made in 2012 | Permalink

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