Hello. I am back with another card for the Muse Card Club.

This card was inspired by a new blue and white stripe t-shirt that I bought for my daughter. It goes to show that inspiration can be found anywhere. The little bird die cut is nestled in so it has a flush finish. I love doing this.

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Thanks for stopping by,

Hello. I am back with another card for the Muse Card Club.

This week I had fun combining lots of different products from different companies – Hero Arts, Papertrey Ink and Simon Says Stamp. I coloured in the flower with a mix of Copic markers and Prismacolor pencils.

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• Use the Muse card as inspiration, explain your interpretation and link back to Muse.
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• Vote for 3 of your fellow member’s submissions that you find inspiring, once voting opens.

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Hello. I am back with another card for the Muse Card Club.

This card is actually a mini card – but still pretty in its own right. I tried my hand at some layered stamping to create a one layer card. I felt however that the card needed a little lift, so I added some teal spotty washi tape and a strip inked with Raspberry Jam Hero Arts ink. So it is almost a one layer card 🙂

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• Use the Muse card as inspiration, explain your interpretation and link back to Muse.
• Provide supportive comments to at least 3 of your fellow member’s submissions.
• Vote for 3 of your fellow member’s submissions that you find inspiring, once voting opens.

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I am back with another card for the Muse Card Club.

This week I wanted to do something a little different – so I have made a shaped card. I purchased a cute Sizzix Big Owl #2 die from a craft expo that I recently went to – and I love it! (Therese – I’ve finally used it!)

Maybe you will be inspired by making a shaped card or using an owl or some other bird on your project. It is totally up to you. I can’t wait to see how my card inspires you this week.

Here are some of the guidelines if you are unfamiliar with how Muse works.

• Use the Muse card as inspiration, explain your interpretation and link back to Muse.
• Provide supportive comments to at least 3 of your fellow member’s submissions.
• Vote for 3 of your fellow member’s submissions that you find inspiring, once voting opens.

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Until next time,

I am back with another card for the Muse Card Club.

I have a very CAS card for you this week.

To create the ombre background I used Copic markers and kept blending the colours together until I had a smooth gradient (see the supplies for the colours I used). I then die cut the word ‘hey’ and used the negative space. The ‘there’ is white heat embossed.

Here are some of the guidelines if you are unfamiliar with how Muse works.

• Use the Muse card as inspiration, explain your interpretation and link back to Muse.
• Provide supportive comments to at least 3 of your fellow member’s submissions.
• Vote for 3 of your fellow member’s submissions that you find inspiring, once voting opens.

For the full challenge guidelines go here.

I am so glad that you stopped by today. I look forward to seeing your creations.

Hi,
I am back again today sharing another card at the Muse Card Club.

This week I have a card using some of my favourite colours – teals and blues. I created the background by cutting strips in varying widths and adhering them to a panel. I then white embossed my images over the top. The small dots are white enamel accents.

I can’t wait to see how my card inspires you this week.

Here are some of the guidelines if you are unfamiliar with how Muse works.

• Use the Muse card as inspiration, explain your interpretation and link back to Muse.
• Provide supportive comments to at least 3 of your fellow member’s submissions.
• Vote for 3 of your fellow member’s submissions that you find inspiring.

For the full challenge guidelines go here.

Thanks for stopping by and I hope you will find the time to play along,

Until next time,