Hello, and welcome to my May Demonstrator Training Blog Hop, if you’ve reached me from another blog, I’m Dianne (The Purple Rose Stamper) from the UK. I hope you enjoy my blog and then please do hop along to the next one on this list.
As we complete another 4 weeks in lockdown in the UK, from a cardmaking point of view I have been very fortunate to have a wonderful upline, Michelle Last, who is keeping our group engaged and providing new ways to stay in touch and have fun. A couple of weeks ago she organised an online scavenger hunt which was great fun. The basics of the game were, for 50 minutes each 5 minutes given an item to find within the house and upload a photo of said item. There was a prize for the first person to upload the photo of each item and then an additional random winner. Finally, there was a prize for someone who had posted all 10 pictures. A random winner was selected and, drum roll……… that lucky person was me. The prize was the Ornate Thanks bundle. Therefore, this months cards are created using that Bundle.
I had great fun creating the 2 different cards and love both of them, I hope you do also.
Products used:-
Card: Blackberry Bliss, Whisper White, Blueberry Bushell, Old Olive
Ink: Blueberry Bushell
Bundle set: Ornate Thanks
Misc: Versamark, Silver embossing powder
I hope you’ve enjoyed these two cards, and please do hop along to the next Demonstrator on the list to see all the wonderful creations.
Lovely cards Dianne!
ReplyDeleteVery nice Dianne. Thanks for sharing
ReplyDeleteLovely cards, Dianne!
ReplyDeleteGreat win and great cards too!
ReplyDeleteSuper design ideas, Dianne! Thanks so much for sharing :-)
ReplyDeleteWell done on winning the Online Scavenger Hunt Dianne! And great use of your winnings. Thank you for taking part in our Demonstrator Training Support Program this month.
ReplyDeleteGreat ideas! Thanks for sharing
ReplyDeleteGood use of ornate garden die, very clever and looks great.
ReplyDeleteGreat cards!😊
ReplyDeleteWonderful Cards Dianne!
ReplyDeleteFantastic cards, Dianne!
ReplyDeleteGreat use of that die on the bottom of the card-very striking Dianne!
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