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For this month’s challenge we have made foam stamps from the pretty pines thinlits dies. The idea to make an animal from the set came from a fellow demonstrator, Jerim (WillowPiggy) who made a koala card with hers.
My idea for this card came from the pine needle branches – they reminded me of long peacock feathers and I hoped using the pinecones on the end would look like the feather eyes.
I’m really pleased how this turned out. I got really messy fingers from the ink, but I don’t mind that 🙂
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Helen x
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I love your peacock Helen! It’s gorgeous x
Thanks, Anna!
Helen I loved!!! I would have not seen the peacock… so clever xx
Thanks, Keila!
ohhhhh I remember you said you saw a parrot. so I assumed you were going to make a parrot. what a surprise and a brilliant idea!! It’s a very beautiful peacock!! amazing Helen!!! 🙂