I made this card last week, playing around with my new Lawn Fawn Fab Flowers stamps. These are layering stamps and also needed lots of masking to make a bunch. The girl is a stamped and embossed image sent to me by my lovely teamie Shauna - it was included in my birthday card , which used the same image. There were also some die-cuts which I will use another time. Anyway, I coloured her with Zig markers.
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Wonderful card Marina would suit any age group as well
Love Chrissie xx
Isn't it wonderful when things come together so beautifully? I love the background pinks you've used. They soften the lovely blues of those wonderful flowers you stamped and masked so carefully. And to have the image of the girl gifted to you is serendipitous since she fits into the scene so perfectly. Thanks so much for joining our Watercooler Wednesday Challenge this week.
You've done a great job with the layering technique and the masking on the background. Gorgeous colours together too. That was kind of your teamie to send the image, which is so pretty and the deeper blue looks great. All so lovely put together and such a gorgeous card x
Fantastic card! I love the bright blues! What a fun scene. Hope you had a great birthday.
Perfect card!
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Lovely card, love the flowery background. xx
I love the style here, with stamped flowers surrounding the stylish lady, great work on the masking here and I love the effect!
You've created a wonderful, feminine scene with your lady and the flowers. The bold mixture of blue flowers and the carry over of the blue to her dress really works well. Thanks for sharing with us at the Watercooler Wednesday Challenge this week.
Gorgeous mix of blues in this card - the deep blue of her dress really compliments the lighter hues of the flowers. A very feminine card - Thank you for joining in with my challenge at Watercooler Wednesday this week.
Lovely card! Thanks for joining us at Watercooler Wednesday!
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