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Sunday, 23 July 2017

Out for a drive

I'm often guilty of only using the items from a set - of dies, of stamps, a pad of paper or a kit - with the other items it came with, when in fact many of them would work perfectly well alone or with other items.

This car die is an example - it's meant to be a London Taxi, from the Xcut Build a Scene London set, and it certainly looks great cut in black and used that way. But it makes a great "people carrier" style car whatever colour it is cut in.


I've cut it in snippets of red, yellow and blue and used a fine marker to colour in the wheels, and added a "hill" and a cute, childlike sentiment as I think this would make a great card for a little boy.

I am sharing this with
CAS on Friday - Primary Colours
Addicted to CAS - Wheels

10 comments:

  1. Great card, I love your cars they work well and don't look like London taxis in the different colours,
    Great design

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  2. Super CAS card, Jane. Great idea to use the taxi die in different colours.

    I'm back from a week away and catching up on my blog visiting. Great selection of cards on your blog over the last few days, I especially love your kilted Santa! xx

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  3. Fab card for a little boy, love the little cars
    Hugs, Kaz xx

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  4. Great design, love the embossed section.

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  5. Great design, love the embossed section.

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  6. A super card and the London taxis look great in fun colours. Barbxx

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  7. This is adorable, wouldn't want to drive up that hill though!

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  8. Perfect for a little boy, love how you've got them going up a hill!

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  9. I love this design, and the cars are so cute :)

    Thank you for joining us at Addicted to CAS - Ellenor

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  10. Such a fun card! Thanks for joining us at Addicted to CAS!

    lovies, =o) kel

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