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Sunday 24 July 2022

Let's squash It Challenge #22 - Keep it Clean and Simple

 


It's the final call here at Let's squash It! for our CAS Challenge. Thanks to Gail for diving in at the last minute with this stunning card for our inspiration post. Even though I'm still on the Covid sick list I felt well enough to do a little cardmaking this morning and this was the result.


I really do love the EF I used for this card: Distressed Lines by Creative Expressions which I combined with a sentiment from Simon Says Stamp and a watercolour background and some cute shapes from my scraps box.

There's still a week left to play along in this challenge, and Gail, our lovely guest Carol and I hope all you'll come and join the fun.

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5 comments:

  1. ionabunny24/7/22 13:20

    Hi Jo. Glad you are feeling better. Love this. That stripes background is so unassuming but adds delicious texture and your scrappy shapes are cool. Makes me think strawberries!!!! Hope you feel 100% soon. HUgz

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  2. Gail24/7/22 13:48

    Get well soon - you can kick this! Nice card and I love that embossing folder

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  3. Carol L24/7/22 20:42

    Sorry that nasty virus came to pay you a visit - it seems everyone has caught this lately. Keep getting well! Love those circles and pastel colors and sending smiles is a great way to cheer someone up! Fun card. Take care!

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  4. Riet Harikini27/7/22 11:11

    Hope you feel beter soon.

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  5. Angelnorth29/7/22 10:38

    Good to hear you’re feeling a bit better Jo. Your scraps box definitely offers up more interesting fare than mine, this is lovely!

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