Blue Card Re-Do

Did you see the blue card that Ann made last week on the live stream last week? It doesn’t happen often, but Ann thought she could use the same supplies to make it better.

I think she did. What do you think?

She used the same cardstock, paper and ink but switched them around. She even used the same bling!

♦ Instead of stamping the flowers on white, she stamped them on Cloud Cover

– She used a Cloud Cover circle last time. This time she used a Basic White one.

♦ Where there was Night of Navy cardstock, there’s Balmy Blue – and vice versa

– She did switch the greeting and Embossing Folder

So, leave a comment below and let us know if you liked her changes.

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