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Morning Tea in Yarramalong, NSW

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Lockdown is over, restrictions are reducing and a slow return to regular activities. On Saturday 13 November, my sister and I took a drive to Yarramalong (just up the M1) and whilst there we relaxed and had morning tea.  Here is layout I have created for Hello Spring Cyber Crop at  White with 1 challenges.  The challenge: So often we are behind the camera so please 'put yourself in the picture'. Take a selfie, ask a friend or family to snap a shot of you.  Add one colour of  your choice and be sure you add some flowers to your layout to give it a 'Spring' feel. My sister took this photo of me in the sunshine, reading a magazine and enjoying a cup of tea and a pastry. Afterwards we browsed the gift store and then headed on a round trip back home fitting in a spot of shopping! I firstly swiped Bundled Sage Distress Oxide onto an acrylic block and then smooched to my white cardstock. I then used all the stamps in the JOFY102 stamp set from Paper Artsy. Flowers, bra...

Another Christmas card JOFY for Paper Artsy

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Here is a Christmas Card I have made using JOFY for PaperArtsy JOFY 107, I loved the look of this set as soon as I saw it.  I have used only a portion of the largest stamp in the collection and coloured with alcohol markers. Now a serendipity moment - I had decided to use Gold KindyGlitz (as it was on my table from a previous card) and it went 'gloopy' on me.  My first thought "NO !!!!" waste of a card but then the thought that I would smoosh that gloop around and added more and got a lovely glittery background. The card below, hopefully shows you the glittery background. Thank you for looking, Margaret

Christmas card JOFY for Paper Artsy

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Today, I have made a card using a stamp from JOFY from PaperArtsy 102.  It is not a Christmas stamp, however I was drawn to the colours on the packaging to make a Christmas card. I also made a small gift card - this was my practice piece before I started on the main card.  I also used bits and pieces from my stash. I coloured with alcohol ink markers. Below is the packaging for the stamp set.  I can see more uses for the set. Thank you for looking, Margaret