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Pretty Gets Gritty – 3pm 21/6/22 Create & Craft TV

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Don’t forget to join Lynette for the launch of the new Get Connected papers on Create and Craft.

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Thanks to both of us being poorly, sadly my samples didn’t make it in time for the show. However, here are the ones I made before falling ill…

Explosion Powder background with stencilling using Pretty Acoustic
Explosion Powder background with stencilling using Pretty Acoustic
Fussy cutting elements out of the papers is an easy way to get started
Fussy cutting elements out of the papers is an easy way to get started
The design mimics sound waves so they look great with song themed quotes
The design mimics sound waves so they look great with song themed quotes
Paper piecing works great with these papers when combined with the previously released Get Connected stamps
Paper piecing works great with these papers when combined with the previously released Get Connected stamps
Combine fussy cut elements with die cut elements for a different look

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Natalie
Lifelong crafter with expertise stretching across the field: papercraft, fashion design, jewellery and traditional arts. Natalie hosts a daily stream on Facebook, YouTube and Twitch which is free for you to join in with. She is on the Design Team for Pretty Gets Gritty and Rinea.

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