Its been a little while since I blogged...things have been a bit hetic at home. I have started collecting pieces of funiture to strip down and decorate...I am in the process of just finishing a wall unit. I will post a picture of the finished artical. This week I have been playing with my dies and on Wednesday the new Simply Cards and Papercraft magazine was delivered and WOW what fab. stamps from Indigo Blu were free with this months magazine...so I incorporated them with this die cut card.
I hope you like.
Happy blogging to all.
Sharon
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Gorgeous card and great use of the free stamps.
ReplyDeleteGreat card - I love those stamps too!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful card ,lovely design and colours, love the little butterflies
ReplyDeletehope you are well ... have a lovely weekend
Lorna xx
Such a pretty card, the colours are beautiful and I love the butterflies.
ReplyDeleteLovely card
ReplyDeleteCan't wait to get the stamps
hoppity x
wow love your card linda ... I have just bought the magazine from ASDA ... have not tried the stamps out yet but have been watching the comments on the do-craft site so wanted to make sure I got it lol ... will be watching for your next project to be finished ... brave of you to take on a wall unit !! ... hope you have a great weekend ... happy crafting and love sandy xx
ReplyDeleteThe card is gorgeous. I'm looking forward to seeing your finished project. Just hopped over from Do-crafts. Jackie
ReplyDeleteBeautiful card...love the butterflies...Joolsx
ReplyDeleteVery pretty card, Sharon and you must be as pleased as punch with such a super freebie!
ReplyDeleteI really like the butterflies on this card
ReplyDeleteBeautiful project.
ReplyDeleteOn the hop over from Do Crafts xxx
Gorgeous card love those butterflies, just hopping by.
ReplyDeleteHi Sharon, I love this card and the diecut and embossed wall with the sentiment is just brilliant. Maddy x
ReplyDeleteA gorgeous card. And I cannot wait to see your furniture projects.
ReplyDeleteHeike xx
Gorgeous card -lindax
ReplyDeleteBeautiful images love the die-cut aperture with the embossed brick wall behind
ReplyDeleteCarol x