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Sunday 18 August 2019

Summer Holidays at CD Sunday PLUS!

It's time for our new challenge at CD Sundays and this time we have a theme for you - Summer Holidays. But more than that, we have some Very Exciting News for you. From today, we will be known as CD Sunday Plus and now, instead of always needing to use something from a CD, you can use a CD, a USB or a Download. This is great news as many manufacturers are moving over to USBs and Downloads for their products. And of course it means you can now use all the digital stamps you've been hoarding!

We're planning to keep to "Anything Goes" for most of our challenges, but just to keep you on your toes we will introduce an occasional themed challenge - and some of those, like the current one, will have one or more prizes.

What could say "Summer Holidays" more than walking along the prom at the seaside, eating fish and chips and trying to keep the seagulls from pinching them?


The sweet decoupage and its matching paper come from the CD The Best of La Pashe 2012.
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5 comments:

  1. Margarets designer cards18 August 2019 at 11:50

    Fabulous card, love the image and the teddy

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  2. Wynn18 August 2019 at 12:29

    This made me smile Jane. We did the self same thing earlier this week. Went to the beach and bought some chips then remembered the seagulls.....we were lucky they didn't attack us tho. Wynn x

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  3. Carol18 August 2019 at 13:44

    Oh yes, the seagulls. I just remarked to Jocelyn that we remember those down in Cornwall who would have anything edible that you were holding. Vicious birds they can be but the memories are still good.
    Carol
    xx

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  4. Jocelyn21 August 2019 at 16:00

    A great image and perfect for the up coming bank holiday weekend. What better than a trip to the seaside for fish and chips.
    Jocelyn x

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  5. Seafield Jo1 September 2019 at 06:13

    I love the layout if your card Jane and the adorable image you've used.

    I really enjoyed this challenge.

    Jo x

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