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Crazy Crafters Blog Hop with Jenny Hall



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This week we are Blog Hopping with Jenny Hall!!

We had to find inspiration in the projects Jenny has done and then CASE (Copy and Selectively Edit) our chosen inspiration.

Three things stuck me about some of the truly inspiring projects that Jenny does:

  • White space - this is a favourite of mine!!
  • Variegated colours
  • Clusters
Here are just  three examples of Jenny's beautiful work featuring White Space, Variegated colours and Clusters.

    


The beautiful Springtime Impressions thinlet dies arrived at my place this week and I just knew I wanted to use them for this challenge.
I die cut the large corner flower bouquet in Whisper White.  




On a small plastic bag I "smooshed" Grapefruit Grove, Pineapple Punch and Melon Mambo ink and then spritzed with water until the colours started to run together.  I then dipped the die cut into the ink so I got all the colours randomly over the die cut.

I cut the cut out into pieces so I could use it on more than one card.

Here is my first one.



I decided to add some watercolour to my next card using the same colours.

A few splatter and a small banner with sequins in the corner finishes off this card.

And for the last one I used the Stamp set that goes with the thinlets, Artistic Impressions and the Tufted Dynamic embossing folder.



Here they all are:

They make a pretty set, don't you think?
Don't forget to hop along to see what my fellow Crazy Crafters have created by clicking on the links below.




Comments

  1. Wow Shirley you have been busy. All your creations are beautiful and use the white space perfectly.

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    1. Thanks Kirsten! I got so inspired, I just kept going!!

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  2. Total stunners, Shirley! Cutting away die cut portions is one of my favorite design go-to's. So happy to be hopping with you all this month... thank you!

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    1. Thanks Jenny and thanks for the inspiration - I love seeing your beautiful designs!

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  3. I absolutely LOVE your cards Shirley. Wow! You have done an amazing job. Love the technique of using bits of the thinlits.

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  4. What amazing projects. I love everything you did with those thinlits.

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