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PAPER Version:
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Craft Roulette Challenge is on YouTube Live every Friday night play HERE: https://www.youtube.com/@CraftRoulette
Episode #229 August 23
64 cards submitted
Project Faux envelope – Card base
is a die cut envelope-tucked inside is a tiny envelope
Colors Berries Blue Berries
Element String Blue String
Random Overlap Floral paper
overlaps the blue flaps, flowers overlap girl
Eileen Hull Journaling Card,
Envelope & Window #666276 and Envelope, Folder & Flowers #666474
Papers and Fussy cut images are
from Relatively Thoughtful. The new August release, Walter Crane - In the
Garden Collection. The tiny envelope
inside the card could hold a secret message.
The winner will be announced soon after the 31st of August.
To enter the challenge and follow the simple steps here:
1. Download the free digital PDF from the link provided
2. Create a bookmark, card, tag, ATC or whatever you desire.
3. Once complete, take a high-quality photo or scan and post your creation in the comments below,
4. In your post use the hashtag #rtcraftchallenge
5. Share your project in the RT, Make, Create and Share group
HERE: https://www.facebook.com/groups/2659865907583506
With the hashtag: #rtcraftchallenge
Download your PDF here: https://relativelythoughtful.co.uk/.../walter-crane-craft...
Walter Crane Craft Challenge 5th August - 31st August – Relatively Thoughtful

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Episode #226 – Aug 2nd
61 cards submitted
Project - See through Acetate I/2
front of the card
Colors – Jungle green vines and yellow
flowers
Element – Teacher/s or Teach/es Flowers for Teacher
Random – Tangle A Tangle of Twine.
Papers and Fussy cut images are
from Relatively Thoughtful. The new August release, Walter Crane - In the
Garden Collection.
I am also using this as my inspiration for the Relatively Thoughtful August challenge Walter Crane In the Garden. Learn more here: Relatively Thoughtful August Challenge