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pink paislee Cottage Farms - Anita Bownds

Posted by Anita B on Sep 05, 2013

hi everyone, welcome to a new month of inspiration Anita here sharing a layout using pink paislee Cottage Farms and some wonderful shimmerz paints and a few stamps i first thing i do when creating is i find a photo that inspires me with the paper i know it sound a little silly but it works for me . and i am a mood scrapper so i was feeling in a messy stampy mood

as the simmerz paints are...

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Tags: Anita Bownds, Cottage Farms, Pinkpaislee, prima flowers, Shimmerz, stamps

True Romance Cards - Anita Bownds

Posted by Anita B on Jul 25, 2013

hi everyone i wanted to change it up a little with some cards i have created 3 cards using this beautiful range of papers from kaisercraft True Romance i really enjoyed creating these cards

they where quick and easy cards with left over scraps and flowers

this card would have to be my fave ..lol

i hope you all have enjoyed my creations this month i cant wait to share some more wonderful...

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Believe in Yourself- Enchanted Garden

Posted by Shell on Jul 23, 2013

Hi There!
Shell Carman here today. Kaisercraft Enchanted Gardens has some gorgeous quotes throughout the collection. The theme centers around believe, magic & dreams.
I love the quote that is part of the rub ons collection. "Don't let anyone ever dull your sparkle". How true is that! My little girl Kayla is full of sparkle but she can be on the quiet side & it doesn't take a lot for her little...

Kaisercraft Enchanted Garden Fairy Dust Card

Posted by Shell on Jul 16, 2013

Hi There!Shell with you today. I have created a sweet card using the Kaisercraft Enchanted Garden collection. I wanted to add something a bit different & special so I decided to create a card surrounding some magical fairy dust!

This is such an easy card to make but it is so adorable! The base was white cardstock cut 6X12" folded in half. I then cut a whole approx 1"X 2.5" so that it was big wnough...