Welcome to the 8th round of the second series of Card Chain Swaps. At the beginning of April, Tracy Held started a fun journey with 9 other Australian demonstrators. We called it a “Card Swap Chain”. Each of us designed a card and sent it off to one of the other participants. That person CASE-d (Copy And Share Everything) the card and sent their version on to the next person (Round 1). The card made its way around until finally a version came home to the maker. We are going to have a blog hop for each of the card swap chains to share the fun and amazement at the evolution.
The eighth chain to be featured was created by ME. You can see it below.
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Supplies
Stamps: – Flowers of Beauty Stamp Set, Unbounded Love Stamp Set
Inks: – Pretty in Pink, Petunia Pop,
Card: – Pretty In Pink, Berry Burst, Whisper White Unbounded Beauty DSP
Tools: – Spotlight on Nature Dies, Stylish Shapes Dies
Embellishments: – Rhinestone Basic Jewels, Petunia Pop Bordered Ribbon
Above is the card that came back to me from Cheryl after everyone in the chain had sequentially CASE-d it. It has some similarities, which is quite remarkable really! The fold of the card (I have recently heard it called a back fold) remains. A rectangle replaces the circle in my original. All in all, a recognisable CASE of my original card!
I hope you are inspired by my card and all those in the chain (all beautiful). I’d love to know what you think. Make sure you hop all the way around and see the inspiration that everyone has shared, and don’t forget to leave a comment. We all love to get comments on our projects.
Thanks for hopping by, Till next time
Netty xx
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Welcome to the 7th round of the second series of Card Chain Swaps. At the beginning of April, Tracy Held started a fun journey with 9 other Australian demonstrators. We called it a “Card Swap Chain”. Each of us designed a card and sent it off to one of the other participants. That person CASE-d (Copy And Share Everything) the card and sent their version on to the next person (Round 1). The card made its way around until finally a version came home to the maker. We are going to have a blog hop for each of the card swap chains to share the fun and amazement at the evolution.
The seventh chain to be featured was created by Tracy. You can see it below. The card on the right was sent to me by Kayla.
Here is my take on the card I received from Kayla. My card is number 8 in the chain. The hop should be in the order the cards evolved so that you can watch the changes. Quite fascinating!
I hope you are inspired by my card. I’d love to know what you think. Make sure you hop all the way around and see the inspiration that everyone has shared, and don’t forget to leave a comment. We all love to get comments on our projects.
Thanks for hopping by, Till next time
Netty xx
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Welcome to the 6th round of the second series of Card Chain Swaps. At the beginning of April, Tracy Held started a fun journey with 9 other Australian demonstrators. We called it a “Card Swap Chain”. Each of us designed a card and sent it off to one of the other participants. That person CASE-d (Copy And Share Everything) the card and sent their version on to the next person (Round 1). The card made its way around until finally a version came home to the maker. We are going to have a blog hop for each of the card swap chains to share the fun and amazement at the evolution.
The first chain to be featured was created by Sharni. You can see it below. The card on the right was sent to me by Ros.
Here is my take on the card I received from Ros. My card is number 3 in the chain. The hop should be in the order the cards evolved so that you can watch the changes. Quite fascinating!
I had lots of fun making this card. I love these birds and I also love messy, bright techniques.
Tools: – Stylish Shapes Dies, Blending Brushes, Water Painter, Paper Snips
I hope you are inspired by my card. I’d love to know what you think. Make sure you hop all the way around and see the inspiration that everyone has shared, and don’t forget to leave a comment. We all love to get comments on our projects.
Thanks for hopping by, Till next time
Netty xx
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Welcome to this month’s Paper Crafting Blog Hop featuring the theme September to December Catalogue. I am excited to share another project with you today. Fellow Stampin’ Up! Demonstrators from all over the globe are participating, so we have lots of fun projects to share with you. I hope you get loads of creative inspiration from them. You may have started here, or arrived from the talented Tracy Held’s blog. Wasn’t her project amazing? Either way, you’re in the right place!
For me, the main focus of the mini is Christmas. I chose to use Festive Words Stamp Set because I think it is a fun, versatile set. I stamped and coloured the holly sprig from the hat image to add interest to the stocking. I hope this is a card which is suitable for mass production. What do you think?
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SUPPLIES
Stamps: – Festive Words
Inks: – Versamark, Granny Apple Green
Card: – Real Red, Basic White, Take A Bow DSP
Tools: – Paper Snips, Stampin’ Cut N Emboss Machine, Heat Tool, Basics 3D Embossing Folder (available in Australia only)
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Welcome to the 5th round of the second series of Card Chain Swaps. At the beginning of April, Tracy Held started a fun journey with 9 other Australian demonstrators. We called it a “Card Swap Chain”. Each of us designed a card and sent it off to one of the other participants. That person CASE-d (Copy And Share Everything) the card and sent their version on to the next person (Round 1). The card made its way around until finally a version came home to the maker. We are going to have a blog hop for each of the card swap chains to share the fun and amazement at the evolution.
The fifth chain to be featured was created by Ros. You can see it below. The card on the right was sent to me by Sharni.
Here is my take on the card I received from Sharni. My card is number 7 in the chain. The hop should be in the order the cards evolved so that you can watch the changes. Quite fascinating!
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I hope you are inspired by my card. I’d love to know what you think. Make sure you hop all the way around and see the inspiration that everyone has shared, and don’t forget to leave a comment. We all love to get comments on our projects.
Thanks for hopping by, Till next time
Netty xx
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My name is Annette McMillan. I love to make cards and other papercraft projects and this is my place to share my creations and other information. I have been a Stampin' Up! Demonstrator in Canberra, Australia for over 18 years and papercrafting for 26 years or so. I run card making classes for all skill levels and can offer in-home demonstrations for you and your friends. I also sell cards which can be stock or on commission. see more HERE.
