Beautiful Gallery Gate Fold Centre Pop Out - Card Chain Swap for Julia

Welcome to the Chain Card Swap Blog Hop! This hop is all about Julia and the CASES of her card. I encourage you to start the blog hop at JULIA's blog and follow along to see the progression of her card through the group. Its so interesting to see the development!

I was 4th in the chain for this round and have created this super cool fun fold, using Beautiful Gallery DSP as the main hero of my card.

Lets take a closer look at this card.

There is just one stamped image and its the sentiment, taken from Beautiful Butterflies.

All the panels are framed by an Early Espresso frame - this rich brown is really growing on me. 

To remake this card start you will need the following:

CARD BASE: 20.4x14.9cm // 8"x 5-7/8"

EARLY ESPRESSO PANELS: (x7) 4.9x14.5cm // 2"x 5-5/8' & (x1) 6.7x10.5cm // 2-3/4"x4-1/4"

DSP PANELS: (x6) 4.5x14.1cm // 1-7/8"x5-1/2"& (x1) 6.3x10.1cm //2-1/2"x4"

BASIC WHITE: (x1) 4.5x14.1cm // 1-7/8"x5-1/2"

Heres how I cut the DSP to get a continuous picture ...

You choose how many writing panels you want 1 or 2?

The pop out panel is adhered using 2 small strips of cardstock, ive tucked mine behind the dsp panel so you cant see them.

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Thanks so much for stopping by and hopefully I have inspired your creativity. I love reading your comments, be sure to leave me a quick hello below! 

Embrace Beautiful Gallery for July's Lets Craft Together Blog Hop

 Welcome back to another Let's Craft Together Blog Hop! This months theme is RUSTIC themed.

I have created a scrappy card with strips from the DSP pack Beautiful Gallery. You could say I couldn't just pick one sheet to work with as they are ALL beautiful and rustic!

Here's the challenge picture

Lets take a closer look at this card.

I really love how the strips, although being very different still do compliment each other so well when laid out together. These strips were the 'leftovers' from a series of cards I was making - see below for the unfinished culprit cards. 

The sentiment and arch dies are from this stamp/bundle - Everyday Arches
The sentiment is stamped in the new InColour Secret Sea, on Cloud Cover cardstock. 

Heres the set of cards that left me with quite a few strips!

I really couldn't bring myself to cover the front with anything... the paper really does sing on its own!

Which is your favourite? 

This cards design is always fun and a great way to make use of what may otherwise end up in the bin. 

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Thanks so much for stopping by and hopefully I have inspired your creativity. I love reading your comments, be sure to leave me a quick hello below!