Hello again to those who have popped by for another peek at my crafting progress. If you are new, welcome.
One of my goals in 2020, was to post on my website more regularly, aiming for every day. I came close. In 2021, want to improve on this and also use my other social media platforms more often as well.
Another key goal for 2021 is to participate in blog hops regularly. I have scheduled some blogs into my planner and have been enjoying this challenge.
I have added Kylie Bertucci’s monthly International Blog Highlights to my schedule.
The ongoing theme for this blog hop is THANK YOU. I really like this theme, while it might seem like the idea of thanking someone is unfashionable, it is alive and well and needs to be modelled for others. If I send someone a thank you card, that is a prompt for them to remember to thank others for what they appreciate.
This is the card I made for the February 2021 Blog Highlights – an image of my card is posted on Kylie’s gallery.
This gallery features everyone’s submissions and gives you the opportunity to vote for up to 5 of your favourite cards. The top 10 vote winners then get to participate in an International Blog Hop. Would you consider taking a moment and voting for my card? I’d really appreciate it!
How to do Voting?
Once you click on the link below you can see the photos. Please look for my pretty Hydrangea card (#4) and click on the little heart sign on the right-hand top side of my photo. Once you’ve touched the little clear heart it will turn to Red Color and that is the notification that you voted. You can vote for up to five, but it’s not required, you can also just vote for one. Thanks so much!
I took the idea of adding extra vellum single flowers, from yesterday’s card, and amped it up for this one.
I cut lots of vellum flowers and also cut flowers from some of the DSP I chose for this card.
There wasn’t much stamping on this card but lots of lovely Stampin’ Up!® paper and colour.
The texture that was achieved by adding all of the individual flowers is even better than I hoped for. i used quite a few Mini Glue Dots getting these flowers attached.
That’s the last of the hydrangea cards for the moment. Onto different ideas and products.
Happy stamping.
If you live in Australia, you can order any of the products I used to make this card by going to my online store. Just click on any of the images below.
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