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A Card for Kim


Kim at Simply Fairies is offering some blog candy which includes a Magnolia stamp. All you have to do is send her a birthday card which hasn't been on your blog before. I absolutely adore the Tilda stamps and thought it appropriate to do a card with my first Magnolia stamp which I've only had a couple of weeks (I've since acquired another three!!) See what you think.
A piece of light blue Bazzill c.s. was embossed with Cuttlebug swirls and stuck to front of card.
The image was coloured with Brushables and mounted onto two different shades of Bazzill c.s. and then fixed to card using foam pads. Two Papermania flowers and brads were added to card and finally the sentiment from Pink Petticoat was layered onto c.s. and fixed down the side of the card.
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simplyfairies said…
This card is beautiful thanks for joining in.... I didn;'t realise you had a blog, a great blog by the way....
7 December 2007 at 10:01
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