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Friday Cards Tutorial (Revamping) ~ SBC Design Team

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Hello Friends !

Annette here for the Scrapbook Blessings Club to share with you Friday's project ~ "Cards".

My Tip Today: Make use of your old cards ~ bring them back to life again


Now to one of my favorite things I like to do. I make a large number of cards, as I do not sell my cards I like to make use of them where I can and if I can. I love making cards and entering them into challenges, its like playing a poker machine (lol) the excitement of watching and winning if you can be so lucky.
When I get a card that has taken the eye of DT members on several challenges and has won I know its a special card and thought rather than bin the cards I came up with the idea of revamping them and re-entering them into challenges and winning again with that old card.

Here is a card I made some months ago and it won a few challenges. After the date of make had flown by I just thought it was a pity to bin the card, so I studied the challenges that were open at that time and saw a challenge theme "In the Garden". I thought just "PERFECT".
So on went my thinking cap and I completely re-vamped my old Bendi Fold Card.


This is the original Bendi Fold Card I created and won challenges with:-

And here is how I revamped the original Bendi Card:-
Keeping the original trees, I added extra Fern, I changed the grassing using a die and having 3 various colours, added a tag "I Love my Garden" and popped a new Doily and Digital stamp. Here I had my new Bendi Fold Card all ready to go for a new challenge.......and, it won the challenge, 1st prize.

 Of course it did not finish there, I decided to utilize this Bendi Card one more time for one of my DT assignments, yes I revamped it again:-
Here is my current Bendi Fold Card re-vamped:-
This time I just used the very base card and totally re-vamped and changed the entire card.

I love re-vamping and I hope you have enjoyed my  tutorial on my revamping of the Bendi Fold Card.

As always, any comments are very much appreciated. 
Thank you for stopping by and have a wonderful day.



Annette ~ http://annetteshobbyrosettes.blogspot.com.au/


Hope you have a blessed day and thanks for stopping by.
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  1. KT Fit KittySeptember 12, 2014 at 6:43 AM

    I would never have thought of that! I don't know if I could do it myself, but your revamped cards look awesome (as did the original)!

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  2. Marilyn's Cricut CraftsSeptember 12, 2014 at 11:04 PM

    Your cards are so beautiful!

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  3. Sandy HentzelSeptember 16, 2014 at 9:05 PM

    This is just fabulous!!!!

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  4. UnknownSeptember 17, 2014 at 1:26 AM

    What a great idea, they all look fab xx

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  5. Antoinette/Cultivate Life in JoySeptember 22, 2014 at 1:14 AM

    Love it...you make it look so easy Annette. And they all look intricate and beautiful.The Bendi card is on my list to try...it moved up a notch on the list for me to work on. lol Big Texas Hugs, Antoinette

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