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Welcome to the Global Design Project #444! This week, we are CASEing a card by Kayla Renee, our talented team member from Australia. What a lovely project we are CASEing this week! CASE = Copy And Selectively Edit Remember that when you CASE a project you can take what you like from the design and make it your own. It might be the stamp set - the colors, the layout, the theme, the images - whatever you like that has inspired you to make a card of your own. Here is the project this week that you can CASE this week: To give you some inspiration, here are this week's projects from the Design Team: Su Mohr Susan Wong Jay Soriano Nicole Peschke Cindy Timmers Kayla Renee MacAulay PLEASE READ - Updated Challenge Guidelines: We are moving the GDP Challenge and challenge entries to social media. The previous challenge rules apply however we will no longer require you to link your project to this blog. PLEASE NOTE: All FUTURE challenges will be posted on social media only. We will be phasing out this blog. See the updated rules below. 1. Weekly challenges will be posted every Monday on Instagram & Facebook. 2. Create a NEW project that reflects our challenge inspiration parameters. 3. Post your project to Instagram or Facebook. Tag us on social media using @global_design_project. 4. Use the current challenge hashtag #gdp444 in your post so we are sure to see your creation. 5. GDP will repost and share your tagged project on our Instagram & Facebook accounts. 6. The deadline for entries closes on the Sunday at 18:00 CET. To view time/dates in your region please see our Schedule. The winner will be announced on Monday mornings before the next challenge. Winning projects will be posted to our FEED. Have fun and thanks so much for playing along! The GDP Team xo
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On Mother’s Day I lost myself in my craft room and worked on some memory keeping. In February my best friend of 40 years (can that really be true – Yikes!) came down for a visit. It was the first time we got to spend a week alone together in over thirty years. It was so good for both of us. Memory keeping allows me to re-live and cherish each moment shared all over again.… Continue reading
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