Birdy Says

Hello y'all!
Five minutes peace to sit and talk to you. 
I've had another sesh with my Everyday Enchantment papers. 
I still have loads left, but I've just bought some Calypso Coral cardstock and ink,
 so there'll be no stopping me now.  Lookie:

I'm not going to list any products as you probably recognise everything on these.


You know me, butterflies with everything! 
 I've since added a sentiment to this one, just above the dsp on the left. 
 Surely you could make this with virtually any dsp?
 Go on, CASE it and see what you end up with!

And finally, this one
With the little birds from the Clearly For You stamp set.

Which one do you like best?
Back soon
Jane xx


Comments

  1. Vicky Hayes14 June 2013 at 14:16

    I don't know which I like best Jane - they're all fabulous! That paper has to be one of my favourite ever designs. I don't normally hoard but I do have a spare pack of that! Vicky x

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  2. Michelle14 June 2013 at 21:30

    Ooh, I can't decide, they're all simply gorgeous. Such pretty paper, it's definitely a classic. x x

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  3. Zoe Tant16 June 2013 at 13:33

    Oh these are all so pretty Jane. Zx

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  4. Nannieflash19 June 2013 at 15:42

    Oh wow Jane, love the paper and your card design. hugs Shirleyxxxxxx

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  5. Bonnie19 June 2013 at 20:23

    Hmmm... I like all of them, Jane! They make me want to go up and pull out what I'm still hoarding of this paper! Thanks for the great ideas!

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