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More One Layered Card Adventures

There are just some card styles I totally stay away from - any card involving precise measuring and one-layer cards. I can't measure worth a flip and I don't like 98% of the one layered cards I have made so far. Since my oldest daughter Crystal told me she needs me to make some one-layered cards for her, I am trying to get better at them. Here are some of my recent cards I have made on this little adventure (the first two are made with sponging and SU! images and the last one is watercolor and a Delicious Doodles image):




Hope your week has started well. Tomorrow is move in day for Allie (sniff, sniff). Hugz!

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  1. Love those backgrounds you've created. Your one layer cards look fabulous! My sniff, sniff will come this weekend when my son drives back down to Auburn.

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  2. Well, we are twins when it comes to measuring, I really mess up a lot of card stock. Your one layer cards are fabulous. I really love the last one, it is fabulous.

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  3. WOW!! These one layer cards are all very stunning!! Love them!! Hope all is going well with you my friend!! Just gotten settled in to my blog again! HUGS :)

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  4. Wonderful set of OLC! Fabulous scenes you created.

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  5. These are stunning, your sponged backgrounds on the first two are perfect and the sentiments you have chosen complement the images beautifully. I love the scene on your final card and your watercolouring is fabulous..
    Pauline
    x

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  6. Oh, I love a one layer and you made some beauties. Sorry your daughter leaving you again so soon. You're not that far away, though. Hang on.......:-)

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  7. Fantastic one layer cards Nancy! Looks like you've nailed it!
    Hugs
    Dawn xx

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  8. Gorgeous, gorgeous cards! Beautifully colored scenes!

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  9. so stunning nancy.i love the one layered designs and the images are fabulous :D

    xx coops xx

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  10. Wow, these are so very impressive! Lovely cards, all of them - so creative :) Good luck with your daughter's moving day!

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