Kool Kitty Musings: 52 Cards challenge 2013

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Monday, 08 July 2013

52 Cards challenge 2013 - Week 28

Hello everyone!

This week's prompt has been inspired by that old summer favourite, the deck chair:

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Or more to the point, deck chair stripes!

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So here's the card I made for this week:

Cardstock: PTI
Stamps: MFT, PTI
Dies: MFT, Cheery Lynn
Frilly paper: American Crafts
Ribbon: The Ribbon Girl
Button: October Afternoon
Other: 3D foam, hemp twine

For my colour combo I was also inspired by a colour prompt from last year's 52 Cards challenge that I didn't manage to do as I was away on holiday:

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Have fun experimenting with colours and stripes!

Posted by Handmade by Natty at 08:30 AM in 52-card challenge, Cards, Made in 2013 | Permalink

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