Girl's Night Out
Check out what my lovely teamies have to share with you here along with all the challenge details.
I dug deep in my stash for this stamp - it is by Whiff Of Joy and l have had it quite a few years.
I dug deep in my stash for this stamp - it is by Whiff Of Joy and l have had it quite a few years.
Stamp by Whiff Of Joy
Sentiment from Penny Black
Coloured with copics
Papers SU
Gold glamour dust, ribbon
We have been generously sponsored by Swedish House Crafts , they have a gorgeous range of online products so why not pop over for a peep.
Last year l bought a plant from a house sale and l can't remember what it is called, it has lanterns in autumn like chinese lanterns but the flower which comes first is blue - the man told me the name but l can't remember it, he said it is an american plant. I took one of the lanterns which was full of seed and have grown them - hundreds all from one pod, then when weeding the border this week lots have also self seeded as l left the plant in over winter as the lanterns were beautiful. Time now to think about next years wallflowers, sweet williams, foxgloves, lupins and so on - always something to do ..........except housework that can wait until a rainy day.
Hope to see you over on the challenge x Susan x
8 comments:
She looks like she is having a good time, lovely card Susan, xxx
A fabulous girlie card Susan, lovely stamp and colours
Lorraine x
How exciting with your self seeded flowers. Isn't it great when that happens? :)
What a great card Susan, she definitely looks ready for a night on the tiles!! Your garden sounds amazing xx
Super image, looks like she is doing her John Travolta impression. Housework can wait for any type of weather!
Kath x
Cute and perfect image for the theme, lovely card.
I have two little bunnies helping me in the garden ;-))m
Such a pretty card Susan, with the gorgeous WOJ image!
Your garden sounds wonderful. I wish I could help you identify the name of the american flowers, but as much as a I love flowers, I am really only familiar with the more common ones that I know from Europe where I used to live.
Perfect image for our theme Susan. Sounds like the garden is coming on a treat - had our first courgettes yesterday.
B x
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