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Altenew Garden Grow Birthday Card

April 19, 2019 Karen Brown4 Comments

Hello and thank you for stopping by!  I was asked to be a \"Guest Designer\" for the CAS on Friday \"Butterfly\" Challenge.Altenew\'s Garden Grow stamp set is a longtime favorite so I thought it would be fun to have a gardening vignette with pink and yellow butterflies landing on the watering can and potted plant.I started… Continue reading Altenew Garden Grow Birthday Card

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Linear Pattern Stamping

July 24, 2018 Karen Brown1 Comment

I love the look of linear pattern stamping and think the horizontal (coffee cups) and vertical (cupcakes) stripes emphasizes the  linear look.  I used an acrylic block and grid paper (instead of a Misti) to hand stamp the images (Altenew Tea Time).The coloring went very fast as I only used four colors and no blending:Y35BG05RV23YG25N1… Continue reading Linear Pattern Stamping

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