Kool Kitty Musings: You can never have enough patterned paper....

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Friday, 29 June 2012

You can never have enough patterned paper....

But it can be a bit difficult to actually cut it up and use it on a project!

Well, do not fear... the right inspiration is here in the form of this week's DCM dare set by the patterned-paper-snipping queen herself, Leo.

The mission she has set, is to make a card using at least 6 different designs of patterned paper...

I managed 7! ;oP

Paper and stickers: Crate Paper
Dies: PTI, Spellbinders
Stamp: PTI
Button: Crate Paper
Other: Glassine envelope, corner chomper

I have actually managed to use a good chunk of all the papers in the Story Teller collection now - just need to get using more of the stickers. ;)

Anyway, here's hoping it's a dry and happy weekend - hoping to get some crafting done so I am ready for my hols, but would love to wave bye-bye to the torrential rain and storms. :)

Posted by Handmade by Natty at 10:05 AM in Cards, DCM, Made in 2012 | Permalink

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