Så - hvis jeg bruker den samme kartongen, samme pyntepapiret, noe av den samme stæsjet - på to kort som ellers er ulike både i form og uttrykk, har jeg ta klart det kunststykke å kort lifte meg selv? Jeg er litt nyskjerrig... :-)
Jeg lagde et herrekort her om dagen og jeg likte resultatet så godt at jeg bestemte meg for å bruke noen av de samme basismaterialene i et kort til min kjære venninne Hanne. Ideen til monogrammet fikk jeg gjennom utfordringen hos Caardvarks. Så kommer 1000-kroners spørsmålet: Har jeg liftet meg selv?

When we are talking about scrap lifting - or card lifting in some arenas - the rules about how much similarity there must be between the original and the copy are not crystal clear. But as a general rule one often say that "It must be obvious that the copy has picked elements from the original".
So - if I use the same CS, the same PP and some of the main ebelishments on two cards, different both in shape and expression, have I then managed to card lift myself? Just wondering... :-)
I made a men's card the other day and was so happy about the result, so I decided to use some of the basic materials for a card to my dear friend Hanne. The idea for the mongramme came from the challenge at Caardvarks. So here is the $100 question: Have I card lifted myself?