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Sunday, 26 April 2020

Ursa Minor

No, I'm not posting about  constellations - Ursa Minor means "little bear" and every time I use this set of stamps I seem to call the post Little Bear so I fancied a change.

The stamps and papers came with Making Cards magazine in March 2017 (no, I've not suddenly got good at record keeping, it's just that I haven't quite got around to recycling the magazine yet). I stamped the bear then masked him before stamping the balloons, to make it look as if he's sitting in front of a bunch of them,  then coloured the image with Promarkers and cut it out with dies. The textured purple card is some NBUS that I've had for years and I was pleased to find these two spotty buttons in just the right shade of purple among my stash.

I am sharing this with

Alphabet Challenge - B for Boys Card 

Pearly Sparkles - Bunnies, Bears and/or Birds 

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6 comments:

  1. Crafting Queen26 April 2020 at 16:05

    Really lovely card. Really cute little bear.

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  2. Melanie Hungerford26 April 2020 at 16:57

    Super cute card, great use of masking, and the plaid paper makes a great background. Thank you for sharing your card at the Alphabet Challenge!
    Melanie

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  3. Hazel (Didos)26 April 2020 at 18:06

    Oh this is adorable, Love those colours together, Hazelxx

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  4. Dotty Jo26 April 2020 at 21:46

    So cute! Jo x

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  5. cass27 April 2020 at 05:10

    Cute card. Thanks for joining us at Pearly Sparkles this month for our "Bunnies, Birds and/or Bees" Challenge.

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  6. Rachelle Oltean29 April 2020 at 00:27

    Hi Jane! I really like this layout and the mix of pattern papers! No worries - I've still got crafting magazines from the early 2000's that I just can't quite give up yet! Thanks for joining us at the Alphabet Challenge!
    Rachelle - DT : )

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