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Happy Monday everybody, wow September is almost finished and it's my turn to host the challenge for you technique lovers.
I wanted something easy so everybody can play, after all you can make it as difficult as you wish
Here we go, cut out 2 squares from 5 1/4" and cut them diagonal, then mix the half of the square with the other one, attach them to the back and cut out the center, with a knife or die cut it, then glue this on a base stamp, or embelish as you wish, you've got 2 cards once finished
If you use double side DSP you need only 1 square to make 1 card
I've made a PDF for you and will add my cards in the thumbnails
when you are uploading. It's helpful if you come back and leave a link on this thread, especially in case you made a typo and people may not find your card.If you're not sure how to link your card on the thread here, here's how:1. Open 2 windows or tabs: one window for your card and one for this thread.2. In this thread, click on reply and type anything you want to show before the link.3. Go to your card window. Highlight the address for your card. (It says www. splitcoaststampers.com/gallery/showphoto..... and so on)4. Click EDIT. Click COPY5. Go back to this thread. Click PASTE.
Oops, sorry, I glossed over the bit about also using the inside...but I did use part of it. . I think I was too focussed on trying to add to my Christmas stash.
I did another one - I love this sketch/technique! THIS s my card which I also did for several other challenges including the Featured Stamper challenge.
__________________ Nancy Williams - Hope your day is Spirit-filled and ink-filled (in that order)!DRS Designs-DT, Punchkateerforever, Dirty Dozen Alumni