Moving Along With the Times Challenge #11

This is my card for the Moving Along with the Times Challenge #11 this week. Again I have used my Daisy and Dandelion Christmas Collection as I just love these little cuties!!!

The recipe for this card is the same as my daisy and dandelion card below. However this time I have also used my nestabilities.

Comments

Hazel (Didos) said…

Ah this is lovely Glad you just made it! I love the card and the wee elephant is brill, thanks for joining in with us this week, Love Hazelxoxo

16 September 2009 at 20:53

thread-bare said…

Well done on making the deadline. Thanks for joining us at MAWTT xx Clare x

17 September 2009 at 18:09

Unknown said…

Hi Rachel Thanks for your lovely comments, you sound a bit like me tried every craft going, sure it keeps us happy your card is lovely I havent played with my daisy and dandelion for ages must get them out, you will have to post a photo of the labs love to see them, our 2 are sisters out of the same litter, my husband wanted a chocolate dog, and I bought him 2 Black bitches its a running joke in the family I didnt get it right , but we love them to bits. Christine x sorry this was so long.

19 September 2009 at 10:13

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Hello all, I'm back again with another post for you. This time I've got three cards to show you. These are all made with products from Crafter's Companion. The 1st is another dragon card made using one of the Lee Holland Dragon stamps. I love these little characters :) I've had coloured this using spectrum noir colour blend pencils. I just love how much of a fun looking card you can make with these stamps. Next is a card made using a unicorn stamp. This has also been hand coloured with pencils. I've also used some backing papers and matt mirror and glitter card from Sara's Enchanted forest collection. Finally I've made a card using my Crafter's Companion BeBunni CD. It's a while since I've used this cd but I forgot how cute these little bunnies are. All of the cards have been personalised with die cut numbers and letters for the names. Hope to see you all again soon. Rachel

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