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Crazy Crafters Blog Hop with Patsy Waggoner

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This week we are CASEing Patsy Waggoner.
We had to pick a card of hers and Copy and Selectively Edit it. 
It was such a joy to look through her blog (http://www.stampstodiefor.com/patstamps/) and Pinterest page - I was left with plenty of choices.

I picked this one:


I was taken by the colours initially and the white space.
I wanted to make a card with the same use of white space and colours that popped.

Here's what I did with this in mind......



I used the new First Frost from the upcoming Holiday catalogue.
This set is gorgeous!
Instead of diecuts tucked behind the white panel I stamped in Versamark.
The contrast between the colours Blueberry Bushel and Mango Melody really pop.


I love the watercolour look of the stamps.  The sentiment is from the Friendly Expression stamp set - don't you love that font! 
I added a sprig die cut from vellum to add some texture.


You can try this for yourself in any number of colour combination.
You can use any stamps you have on hand, or you can get the new First Frost from September.

Check out what my fellow Crazy Crafters have made by clicking on the links below.

Enjoy!


Comments

  1. Such a lovely card Shirley.....I really like your choice of colours

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  2. Ohh, so pretty! Love the colours and the subtle background. Just perfect!

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  3. I am blown away by the amazing CASE cards today and yours is so pretty and love how you changed the orientation of the card from landscape to portrait.

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  4. This is gorgeous Shirley! Love the colours that you have used and love the take on Patsy's card. You have been inspired and yet made it your own. Thanks for taking part in the Crazy Crafters Blog hop.

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  5. Love this color combination. This card really spoke to me. It was just the card I was looking for. TFS

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