Eastern Promise

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Good morning everyone - I've been away awhile I know but I have been unable to craft for a few days. I burnt my wrist last weekend and it has been quite painful to say the least. I have had a large dressing on it 'till now and just laying it down on the desk to type on my laptop has been difficult. Anyway enough of my whinging - here is this week's new challenge at Make My Monday - EASTERN PROMISE.
Now I didn't quite as Far East as my teamies - I stopped at Morocco, take a look


Mosaic Madness with the matching embossing folder and punch is perfect for this don't you think? I love the colours too - I did Google a bit and these were the closest  Stampin' Up shades I found to use. This is a lovely challenge from Suzie and I can't wait to see what you all do with it!

Materials - Stampin' Up
Stamps: Mosaic Madness
Ink: Midnight Muse, Garden Green, Crushed Curry
Card Stock: Whisper White, Garden Green
Accessories: Big Shot, Mosaic EF, Mosaic Punch, Dimensionals
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Comments

  1. Suzi B27 January 2014 at 10:11

    Wow! Jacqueline this is gorgeous!.Love the tile design and the fabulous clean colours.
    Suzi B xx

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  2. Sue -27 January 2014 at 12:40

    Lovely card and definitely got a Moroccan feel to it. I've not had much success with that stamp set - thought it would be really useful but so far most of my attempts at using it have ended up in the bin!

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  3. Rossella28 January 2014 at 20:14

    This is beautifully designed, lovely
    Rosie x

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