Tuesday 7 March 2017


Hello my friends and welcome to another Through the Craft Room Door anything goes challenge. Our sponsor this week is Pickled Potpourri. A $7 voucher is up for grabs for the lucky winner.





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I chose to work with the stained glass cross as I thought it was a beautiful image and I could start my Easter cards.


As usual the details of how I made this card you will be in the next issue of TTCRD magazine. Incidentally, the new issue has just been published and you can see a peek on the right-hand side of my blog.

Our theme this issue is Parents, Music and Rain and we have some wonderful inspiration cards and projects from the Designers to share with you. We also have some really fun and creative tutorials for you to try your hand at.
Our special challenge this edition is "Anything but a card". To make it easier for you to submit your cards/projects on the website, a new group named "Special Challenges" has been created on the website. You will need to join the group to play. Prizes haves also been changed, so please make sure you check the new board.
Our Featured Digi Artist is Mynn Kitchen, the creative talent behind MHK Designs. Not only do we have some wonderful samples using her images but she has generously given us some beautiful vintage images and digi papers.
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So now it is over to you. See you on the other side, hugs, Theresa xx.


2 comments:

  1. I love the beautifully coloured window with the pretty Spring Daffodils Theresa, and the background really does look like the bricks of a more modern church. x

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    1. thanks Pat. that is what i wanted to achieve xx

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