More Cards!!

I used some more Pizzazzil from my Scrap Pile DT kit and made these cards to fit the 'text' challenge at DCM this week.
My text is advertising from old Scrap mags!




Comments

  1. Unknown8/7/07 8:29 pm

    Lovely cards!

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  2. Petrina McDonald8/7/07 9:27 pm

    those spots are wayyyyy cool! Lovely cards Tammy :)
    P.

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  3. Anice8/7/07 10:05 pm

    try again!! I love the colours of your cards and it's a great idea to cut the text into embellishments!

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  4. Paula J Atkinson9/7/07 12:41 am

    Fabulous cards & I love the text bloom very original idea.

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  5. Penny9/7/07 2:17 am

    Clever idea! Love the clean design of these.

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  6. Lynne9/7/07 3:02 am

    Beautiful array of cards - I love spotty papers.

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  7. stamp and scrape9/7/07 3:15 am

    How lovely that you've created 3 cards on the same theme. They are all simple and well designed.
    Ros

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  8. mum-on-the-run9/7/07 3:24 am

    Great cards, love your take on the text challenge :)

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  9. Megan9/7/07 7:34 am

    Tammy these cards look fabulous....I haven't seen the Pizzazil (sp?!) before....very cool.

    And I've looked back through your posts that I missed while I was away - you have been busy creating some wonderful things!

    Megan xx

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  10. Sofi9/7/07 3:12 pm

    Hi Tammy

    Thanks for popping over to my blog and leaving a message! I just love your cards; they're just fabulous!

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  11. Kathy9/7/07 6:05 pm

    ooooh that green spotty stuff is just gorgeous, I want some!
    Such a neat idea to use old mags for the text - it looks wonderful used like this

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  12. Gillian14/7/07 11:32 pm

    OH YUM, YUM, YUMMY!!!!!!
    Tammy these are just GORGEOUS!!!!

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