Monday, February 21, 2011

Hello

Here is a simple card which features Cosmo Cricket's Circa 1934 papers - love the colours and patterns of this collection:

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Supplies
Paper - PTI vintage cream, Cosmo Cricket circa 1934 patterned paper
Stamps - PTI mega  mixed messages
Ink - Versafine onyx black, PTI vintage tea dye duo
Accessories -Cosmo Cricket circa 1934 chipboard sticker, sewing machine
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11 comments:

  1. Mad for Paper21 February, 2011 15:03

    I love this line and I love the little "hello" you added popping out of the typewriter.
    TFS
    Ang

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  2. Emily21 February, 2011 15:44

    How fun! I love that paper and have a pad of it, but no idea what to do with some of the patterns, and that's a GREAT idea for that lettered pattern!

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  3. Jen Adcock21 February, 2011 15:46

    Ooh Anne, this is fantastic. I love all the retro gorgeousness here and that fab swirl under the typewriter. Perfection in paper form!

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  4. Gayatri21 February, 2011 23:51

    I love the typewriter too. Gorgeous card, Anne!

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  5. Maggie22 February, 2011 04:54

    Oh is this cute or what???

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  6. Lorraine22 February, 2011 06:00

    I love the colors and patterns of those papers, too! Love the typewriter and your stitching, too!

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  7. Laurie22 February, 2011 08:11

    So cute! I love that typewriter and the stitching!

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  8. Trees22 February, 2011 17:33

    So cool! That typewriter works perfectly with that patterned paper!

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  9. Anonymous23 February, 2011 00:02

    Super cool :) Love that retro feel and the sentiment is perfect! How are you? Did you feel any shaking in Auckland? Hope you're doing fine!

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  10. Danielle23 February, 2011 01:47

    Love this card, that patterned paper is one of my favorites!

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  11. Jill23 February, 2011 17:10

    LOVE the retro feel of this card!!! So cool!

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