Rainy Leaves

Water droplets on green leaves

Wet leaves on a rainy day

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Handmade Greeting Card for kids/Girls

Hello All. I recently purchased some scrapbooking supplies from Big lots. They have some great selection of pattern papers and stickers at an affordable price. To make this card, I adhered the silver glitter vine paper pattern paper on the black card base and added the border sticker. The pink borders are from Heidi Grace border sticker. 

I cut out the pre-colored image from a Colorbok pattern paper, then backed it with a black card stock and  added faux stitches using white pen stacked it on the another piece of vertical card stock and finally adhered the panel on the silver panel stock.The small flowers are punched out using Punch Bunch cherry blossom punch and added 3mm pearl for flower center.



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Handmade Greeeting Card for Friendship Day

Here is my creation using Mojo sketch with lots of layers. The size of the card is 4.5" X 6.5. The base of the card is black card stock layered with pattern papers. I used Linen Closet papers from DCWV. 

The sentiment is stamped on tawny pattern paper using Grant archival clear stamp, then backed it with a black card stock. 

Flower is punched using EK Success Slim Paper Punch and embellished it with a pearl.  Rhinestone flourish is from Colorbok.

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