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Can't get enough!

Hey everyone,

 Can't get enough??  Of what??  Petal Palette, that's what!

 There are just so many things you can create with this set of stamps and dies.

 With the black and white DSP, I have seen some lovely monochrome designs and with the ability to colour a lot of the images, it just opens up endless possibilities!

 At a craft day on the weekend, there was lots of laughter, chatting and even some creating going on!
We had been playing with emboss resist and inking up our backgrounds, so this seemed a nice alternative.

 To use the black and white DSP, and then colouri in the leaves using Lemon lime twist and Emerald envy and then adding black stamped images.  They really seem to pop off the card!





The next one I CASEd (Copied and Selectively Edited).  I had seen some similar ideas on Pinterest several times (examples by Marelle Taylor,  Windy Wellard and Amy Koenders).  I needed a thank you card for a lady who is taken with the colour Sweet Sugarplum.
Hope she likes this one!




My last one for the day came from playing around and explaining "stamping off".  I decided to use the demonstration piece and turn it into this sweet card.  The leaves are in Pear Pizzazz and the flowers in my favourite colour, Melon Mambo - they just work nicely together!!




I'm sure I'll have more ideas with this set, but I best not neglect the others I have calling me to have a play!

If you want to get your hands on this set, hurry while the Occasions catalogue is still around and look for the Bundle - save yourself 10%.



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