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A Case of a AudreyAnn


My fellow Punchkateer, Audrey (aka AudreyAnn) was selected as Queen for the Day on the QFTD challenge at SCS so I had to case her. I looked and looked through her cards and it just became overwhelming as she has 8 kajillion great cards. I finally just closed my eyes and picked one (click HERE to see it). I love all her colors and the card shape, but for some reason I just went with simple and white).

Audrey is one of the most talented paper crafters out there and she is sooo sweet. I could go back and pick 100 cards to case, but I would not be able to do them justice. I am thrilled that she was able to inspire others this week by allowing us to case her past work. Special hugz to you Audrey!

My image is a digi from A Creative Need (available at Can You Digi It?).

Yesterday, I was able to make several cards AND take a nap - what a wonderful day! This is one of the cards I was able to make. I am hoping you all had a productive weekend.

HUGZ!!!

Comments

  1. Love, love,love all that fab embossing. The use of the predominately ivory, really make the bird and branch stand out.
    Lovely card.

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  2. Loving all that embossing and white on white! Gorgeous! Lovely touch with the sponging of the oval too. Wonderful tribute to Audrey :)

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  3. A beautiful card for our Queen Audzi. She loves to sponge and yours looks so pretty around the bird. I could have cased a kajillion of her cards. :-) You made a gorgeous card to honor her and I know she loves it.

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  4. wonderful card Nancy, love the beautifully designed white background and bird is also so cute,great to hear you got some rest too.
    - samir

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  5. Wow this is STUNNING! Love the all-white, and the scored background is fab:) Gorgeous coloring and sponging on the bird, he's so pretty! :)

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