An amazing birthday

Today I am showing a card made for Hobbyworld with inspiration from Katarinas great sketch for the July challenge. The papers are from Bazzil and I just love this die from Spellbinders. I hope you are taking part in this months challenge even though the sun is shining! I can promise you a great prize, I love the products from Scrapbook Adhesives! Check out this entry for all the details. I am looking forward to seeing your creation for this challenge.

Material/Supplies:

• Bazzil Basic Paper 6×6 Multipack – Beach House


• Bazzil Basic Paper Pomegranate Trio #3 Pomegranate T2-227


• Prima Marketing Say It In Crystals Pink/Yellow w Flowers 560638


• Spellbinders Nestabilities Decorative Labels One


• Marianne Design Paper Roses Navy blue


• Scapbook Adhesives MyStik™ Repositionable Dots Dispenser


• Scrapbook Adhesives Crafty Foam Tape White

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Over at Hobbyworld the DT has been challenging eachother all week long. We had a lot of fun coming up with hard challenges for eachother and the results has been stunning! Today it’s my turn to show what I made after being challenged by Tesa. My task was to make a card in a shabby/romatnic style with roses/flowers, ribbon, distressed edges, chalking and some bling. I actually forgot about the ribbon but the rest is there. It was really a challenge for me!

I had a beutiful resin chair from Prima in my stash, saved for a fitting project. Even better, I just got a new die from Spellbinders in the shape of a window that was perfect for a romantic card. I picked out a romantic paper, some bling and lots of flowers.

I hade a great time doing this challenge, sometimes it is fun and inspiring to make something that is not your own style. Thanks for the challenge Tesa :)

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