Hello, dear friends! I'm soooo excited about this post! A few months ago I received an email from Shay at Winnie & Walter asking me if I'd be interested in being a Leading Lady. After screaming for a few minutes (thank goodness I was alone at the time lol!), I emailed her back with a very hearty YES, OMG, YES!!! If you've followed my work for any length of time you know that Winnie & Walter is one of my favorite companies and I just love using their products!
Here's a peek at one of the cards that I'm sharing today on the Winnie & Walter blog! My first post is all about using your dies in creative ways. I hope you'll stop by their blog and check out everything I made for my first performance!
Be sure and leave a comment on my blog today for your chance to win a $30.00 gift card to Winnie & Walter! I'll be drawing a random winner at the end of the month, and you never know, you could be the lucky one :)
So happy for you Diane! Very well deserved!
ReplyDeleteCongratulations, Diane! That's very exciting news! And your card is fabulous!
ReplyDeleteCongrats on being leading lady. I enjoy learning about great blogs!
ReplyDeleteCongrats! Love your use of patterned paper behind the cutaway. I wouldn't normally think of that.
ReplyDeleteCongratulations! How exciting...awesome card!
ReplyDeleteBig congrats mf! Love how you used that die...looks great.
ReplyDeleteTFS and hugs,
K
Congratulations. Very cleaver idea to use the di30es.
ReplyDeleteLove your card , and this omber heart is absolutely amazing.
Congrats on your Leading Lady spot! Your cards are beautiful! Beautiful card shown here, and I really love your clever flag card on the W&W blog!
ReplyDeleteCongrats on being a Leading Lady! I love the creative way you used the word die here!
ReplyDeleteOff hand I cannot think of anyone else who deserves this Leading Lady assignment as much as you. Your cards are always a treat for the eyes and full of unique ideas.
ReplyDeleteCongratulations! Your cards were so clever!
ReplyDeleteStunning card and very creative layout! Also love the gold mix. Beautiful design!
ReplyDeleteCongratulations on being a Leading Lady....and so well deserved!! Your cards are just awesome. I love the one you give us a peek of here on this post, but the dazzlers over on the W&W blog are out of the ballpark creative and fabulous!!
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Popping by to congratulate you on your Leading Lady stint. Have a blast and I'm looking forward to your wonderful creations.
ReplyDeleteCongratulations on the wonderful honor of being a W&W Leading Lady! Woot woot! Gorgeousness TFS and inspiring! Hugs, Kristina
ReplyDeleteLove all the ways you used their dies.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous! I love your beautiful color combinations and who doesn't love a little glitz? I love your style!
ReplyDeleteDiane, they all are WOW-mazing!!,!!
ReplyDeleteCongratulations Diane! All of the cards on the W&W page are beautiful. Such creative use of the dies and tons of inspiration. I'm looking forward to your next post.
ReplyDeleteJust came from W&W! WOW! LOVE your cards. Such fun designs. Beautiful ♥
ReplyDeleteAwesome debut as leading lady, Diane! Love every one of your gorgeous cards!
ReplyDeleteAwesome debut as leading lady, Diane! Love every one of your gorgeous cards!
ReplyDeleteSuch an exciting news Diane, Congratulations! I love all your Fabulous creations and always so inspiring! Love it!
ReplyDeleteCongrats on becoming this month's leading lady. After seeing your creations on the W&W blog yesterday, I can fully understand why they picked you.
ReplyDeleteLoved all 4 of your cards, especially the beautiful pink and green butterfly one!
ReplyDeleteCongrats on being a W&W Leading Lady! Your cards are really beautiful!!!
ReplyDeleteGreat projects this week! Your use of dies is wonderful!
ReplyDeleteAwesome card, I love the blended colors on the cutout heart and always love gold sparkle!
ReplyDeleteI have hopped over from W&W - awesome cards! You are a leading lady indeed! xxx
ReplyDeleteI love your use of dies!
ReplyDeleteCheering and applauding your Leading Lady role, Diane...and WOW! An array of gorgeous cards that have taken my breath away! You and the new cutaways = magic!
ReplyDelete~carol
great first week! i love that 4th of july card!
ReplyDeleteCongratulations Diane and this first post is a stunner!! Love all your cards, especially love the idea of stamping the 'love' over the heart, so simple but effective!!
ReplyDeleteFabulous cards as always Diane, congrats on being a well deserved leading lady.
ReplyDeleteCONGRATULATIONS on being Leading Lady Diane!!!
ReplyDeleteI've just come from visiting the W&W Blog and have to say that I LOVE your STYLE!!!
You have shared FABULOUS combinations of stamps and dies ... I have several multifaceted cutaways and didn't realise just how much I NEEDED the heart until now!!!
THANK YOU for sharing your CREATIVE INSPIRATION, looking forward to next Saturday :)
CONGRATULATIONS on being Leading Lady Diane!!!
ReplyDeleteI've just come from visiting the W&W Blog and have to say that I LOVE your STYLE!!!
You have shared FABULOUS combinations of stamps and dies ... I have several multifaceted cutaways and didn't realise just how much I NEEDED the heart until now!!!
THANK YOU for sharing your CREATIVE INSPIRATION, looking forward to next Saturday :)
Congratulations on being Leading Lady, Diane! It's wonderful to see your amazing talent at W&W! See you next Saturday (almost here)...
ReplyDeletePlease don't count me for the prize draw.
your cards are so simple and modern, almost minimal and CAS, but always colorful! i just adore your aesthetic!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful cards, love the CAS design and the pink and gold!
ReplyDeleteI love your work Diane, you are so talented and you have a way of using color to its fullest advantage. Just wonderful work. TFS!
ReplyDeleteWhat an amazing variety of cards you have on the Winnie & Walter blog today. The cards that caught my eye with a patriotic card at the very end stunning and the love you card with the great CAS design.
ReplyDeleteLove your new idea for making this card. Thanks for sharing this with us.
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