Tuesday, 30 July 2013

Secret Tilda Easle

 
Today's card is for the following challenges
Magnolia Down Under: favourite things
The hobby house: vintage
Magnolialicious: anything goes
Passion for promarkers: summertime blues: blue and 1 other colour {cream}
 
I used Beach Bliss papers, by raspberry road, matted on gold.
The lace is from the ribbon girl, and some of the flowers are from the hobby house. The image is coloured with promarkers.
I also added pearls and a stamped sentiment to finish.

7 comments:

  1. thank you for joining us at the Hobby House for our 2nd challenge with this beautiful vintage card
    Hugs Kate xx

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  2. Such a pretty card, Lyn! Gorgeous aqua blue and cream colour combo, sweet Tilda stamp and pretty embellishments!
    Thanks for joining in with my theme this week at Passion for Promarkers! Lisa x

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  3. Beautiful card, Lyn. I love your Tilda with these colors. Gorgeous design. Thank you for sharing it with us at Magnolia-licious.
    Hugz,
    Cathy Lee

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  4. AH!! One of my favorite Tildas!! She is so perfect for everything! Totally darling card Lyn!Thank you so much for joining the Magnolia-licious Wee Stamps Challenge!! :)
    Sheri Willshire

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  5. Hi Lyn!
    Im so sorry I was in here visiting you so late, later than the challenge actually expired but I wanted to leave you some words even though Ive been very busy. And please know it doesn't mean your work wasn't considered in the voting process.

    Wow, this is so beautiful :) Stunning choice of Tilda and Im such a big lover of turquoise. Amazing flowers and gorge papers too!

    Thank you so much for joining us at MDUC this week :)
    Welcome back!
    Hugs Louise

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  6. Very pretty with the gold!!! Beautiful card!!! Thank you for joining us at the Magnolia-licious Challenge Blog!

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  7. Love your fabulous creation!! Thanks so much for joining us at Magnolia-licious Challenge and hope you join us again soon!
    hugs, Sharon

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