The papers are from Lynne at http://www.craftden.co.uk/ she has got loads of them in, gingham, spots, flowers, fab-ul-ous all of them and Ill tell you now they will be croppin up again.
This little cutie is polychromo pencil coloured this time again from Lynne's with some glamour dust on her socks, the usual flowers and a few buttons with twine ties (love that look) to fill in a blank space "less is more" what is that lol. A couple of sizzix corners a scrap of gingham ribbon and a craftwork card sentiment to finish. Its very pink isnt it is it too much??Too late now!!Its my sisters birthday next week so I am ORGANISED shock horror lol just love these tues off work I hope she likes it xx
oh just love love this the image is ,so cute and just love the colors on this hun hugs cheryl xxxxx
ReplyDeleteJust gorgeous Sue,fabulous image.xxx
ReplyDeleteFabulous image, gorgeous card so beautifully coloured, even better in the flesh as they say. I know what you mean Magnolia or hAnglar stanglar its a hard one. lol Have a great weekend. Lynne xx
ReplyDeleteLove this image, the card is beautiful, even better in real life, I love pink so it's not too pink for me, I agree with you, the buttons with the twine just finish it off xx
ReplyDeleteA really pretty card, cute image beautifully coloured and the buttons look fab with the twine. xx
ReplyDeleteCute image and gorgeous flowers! x
ReplyDeleteOh Sue, wonderful and how lucky are you to be able to get your hands on these stamps. I tried and they have sold out. They are gone to a good home I see, this sailor girl looks fabbie.. Enjoy the rest of the bank hol weekend.
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Tamara
Hi Sue, love this sailor girl and you have coloured her in beautifully. Love the pink theme and the embellies too!! Hugs Annie xXx
ReplyDeleteHi Sue! This is so pretty! I love the little bit of glamour dust on her socks! Such a sweet card! I wanted to thank you for your continued visits to my blog! It is very kind of you! :D
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