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Stormy days are just right for creating




When the weather sets in and the sounds of thunder are rumbling away, the best places to be are  inside curled up in front of the telly watching a great movie, or in the craft room.

 Luckily for me, my craft room is right beside the upstairs TV room so, I can listen to the movie (or the footy if hubby hijacks the remote!!) and craft at the same time - bliss!!

 I felt like it was colouring kind of weather so I stamped some images from the  Falling Flowers set from Stampin' Up.

Falling Flowers Clear-Mount Bundle


This comes on it's own or as a bundle with the May flower framelits.  
The framelits certainly take away all that fussy cutting!  And the lacey flower is just so delicate that I am inspired to cut these in a few colours, ready to use.




With the images stamped and die-cut,I was ready to colour - my latest fav colouring technique is water colour. 


Let's see what I can create with these!!
Location: Brisbane QLD, Australia

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  1. Unknown3 April 2017 at 14:29

    I love this stamp and die set Shirley...you have inspired me to get this one and start creating some very colourful and great looking cards!

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