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A Pile of Cards!

I am behind in posting.  Things have been a bit stormy here - went out of town and got behind, then overcommitted me got run down and came down with a severe case of Bronchitis, and now hubby is having foot surgery so we are trying to get all his pre-op, visits, medical equipment, etc. all in place.  I had a few minutes this morning so I thought I would catch up on some of the cards I have made lately.

This one was done for the fantasy challenge in the Outlawz Paper A La Mode challenge last weekend.  The image is by Crafts for Eternity and is called Princess Nella.  I flipped her for the flying image and added some wings.  Did the bg with Distress Inks splashed with water.


I was inspired by the Inspiration Challenge on SCS a week ago and attempted to make a tag for youngest Grandson's First Birthday Present (his party is going to have a circus theme).  Pieced the tent together from some scraps and used the DRS Designs Jimbo and Gang image (cut up to do some curtain peeking).


Did some halfway naked stamping for the DRS Designs Naked stamping challenge a few weeks ago.  The image is called Polka Dot Flower Trio and the sentiment is You are my sunshine.



This is another fun card I made using the new Flamingo Palm Tree Image and Sitting Thinking sentiment from DRS Designs.  This is for the Sun Ray challenge at DRS Designs and you still have today to enter if you can.


Lastly, I am looking forward to Fall so I did a Fall card using Snow Tree with Fence, Autumn Leaf Pile, and Small Autumn Greeting from DRS Designs. 




Hugz!!!

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  1. A fabulous collection of cards Nancy, I think I would like to live in a world where elephants fly and do ballet - it sounds like fun.
    Sorry to hear that you have been poorly, I hope you are feeling better now.
    I hope your husband's surgery goes well.
    Pauline
    x

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  2. Wow! These are all beautiful projects, fantastic stamping!

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  3. Such a nice collection of cards... Sorry that you were poorly. Hope hubby's foot surgery went well.

    Take care,

    Monica

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  4. Love them all!! Wonderful mix of styles ~jeni :)

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  5. Lovely array of cards :) Adore the tree one at the end - gorgeous colours and a fabulous bg!!! Sorry to hear you got bronchitis :( Hoping hubby's surgery goes well and you both heal quickly ((hugs))!!

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  6. All wonderfully made cards! I especially like the Circus card!

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