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Essence of Australia cards

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One more post for today,  each Team Training Day (TDD) there is a challenge set by Kaszazz to use products selected by them. The challenge for this TDD was to use anything from the Game On collection.  Other products in the catalogue could be used however the Game On collection must be used. Here is my challenge entry  I designed and created 3 cards that celebrate the spirit of Australia and its people, especially those in country Australia.  The papers and greetings are from Game On collection and the 3 main stamped images are from the Flora and Fauna collection and they have been coloured with watercolour pencils. Thank you for looking, Margaret

Once you start - you just can't stop!

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Was this not an advertisement at some time?   I am talking about pyramid/teepee cards here.  Yesterday, I made a version of the card suitable for the adventurous in your life. As you turn the pyramid around you will see the remainder of the card. The inside greeting. Paper is a retired Kaszazz paper however the stamps are in the current catalogue - Off Road Un-Cut set (4 stamps you see above) and the greeting is from Word Montage - Winners (5 stamps).  If you are interested in purchasing these stamps you can visit my Kaszazz website  ww.kaszazz.com/cart?consid=110787 . Thank you for looking. Margaret

Dance cards - set of 3

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I am pleased to announce that a set of 3 cards I designed, using Kaszazz collections Game On and Always and Forever have been just been accepted for publication on the Kaszazz website.  Here are my cards: To say that I am "chuffed" would be an understatement.  I had fun designing and making these cards. The Cheesecloth has been coloured by spraying Ranger Distress Oxide Faded Jeans Spray  onto the cheesecloth and allowed to dry before applying to the card.  Sticky bling rhinestones complete the look and provide a bit of sparkle. By now you may be wondering why I used a tyre track stamp - well, I thought that using the stamp would represent the ballerina dancing in the upward movement that they do so well. I will confess that I have never been a ballet dancer - I did do ballroom and latin/modern dancing a long time ago, even at competition level, so I recognize the skill that dancers of any age, gender and experience take to achieve.  Thank you for looking, Marga...