Angelica and Friends Sneak Peak number 1

Hi all I’ve been working on a few sample this past couple of weeks for the next launch for Crafter’s Companion. I just adore this range, it’s called Angelica and Friends. There is a cd, stamps and Hunkydory Papercrafting Kit. This range launches on Monday over on Create and Craft at 8am. Don’t forget to check it out.

For now I have a couple of samples to share with you.

Stamped image card

Recipe

Image – Angelica and Friend’s, Time to celebrate

Colouring medium – Spectrum Noir pens

Neenah cardstock

Scalloped 6x6 cardbase

Red cardstock – The Paper Mill

Backing Paper from Angelica and Friends CD

Lace doily and lace from The Ribbon Box

Card Companions Card

Recipe

Card Companions image from Angelica and Friends CD

Core’dinations So Mod 12x12 Pad

Ribbon – Stash

Flower – Wild Orchid Crafts

Gems – Wild Orchid Crafts

Well I hope you like what you have seen. I will be back tomorrow to share with you some more item’s I have made with the Angelica and Friends CD and Stamps. Why not pop over to some of the other girls blogs.

Take care for now

xxx Rachel xxx

Comments

julie_woolston said…

These are just beautiful Rachel,

Hugs Julie x

1 February 2013 at 18:12

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