Just a quickie card today using the 'Flight of the Butterfly' stamp set again, this time I have layered the butterfly with velum, its hard to notice it on this photo but its lovely in real life, I also added 3 little gems from my stash for the body, cute eh? Well I made this card for a challenge I have just found called Sweet Stampin Challenge and this week the theme was a colour combo, I've used Rose Red, Pretty In Pink and Certainly Celery. This is going to be a very short post as I'm being tortured by my 5 year old son to help him with the playstation lol Sometimes its just easier giving in! Enjoy your day. x
9 comments:
these are so pretty Donna.
I bet you're being dragged by your hair eh? I'd have caved and gone for a play too!!
Victoria
x
This is really beautiful!! I love the laced edging and your butterfly is lovely! You did a wonderful job with this weeks challenge! Thank you for hop'n on over to "SweetStampin" and joining us this week. Please continue to come on back and enter. CAn't wait to see more of your work! I am following along and would love it if you would hop on over and follow along with me as well!
HUGS
and
HAPPY CRAFTING TO YOU!
Rach ~ Queen La Rubba
Hi Donna, your card is really beautiful, fab layout and use of the colour combo!
thanks so much for joining us for a Sweet Stampin Challenge, i really hope you join us again next week!
love emma xxx
Oh such a gorgeous card, and using one of my favourite sets too!
So glad you found us & thanks for playing along at Sweet Stampin this week
Jan x
This card is a stunner, so clean and elegant. Thanks for playing with us at Sweet Stampin, hope to see you again. x
This card is a stunner, so clean and elegant. Thanks for playing with us at Sweet Stampin, hope to see you again. x
This card is a stunner, so clean and elegant. Thanks for playing with us at Sweet Stampin, hope to see you again. x
This card is a stunner, so clean and elegant. Thanks for playing with us at Sweet Stampin, hope to see you again. x
This card is beautiful! Especially love the colours and use of the eyelet border punch.
Thanks for sharing.
Alex from England x
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