Pollycraft Monday Challenge



It's another digi image! I'm getting the hang of these, I hope. It's so helpful to have a daughter or son to explain the mysteries of the digital age!

This is for Pollycraft Monday Challenge whose theme is 'In Stitches.' The image is from Pollycraft's Critters and Cogs set which I think is brilliant for boys, girls and Science Fiction fans like my hubby!

The stitching is doodled, so I hope it counts! I like the effect round the image and sentiment, it gives a nice defined outline without being fussy.

Hubby smiled when he saw this card, so it's not triggered his 'I Don't Do Cute' Meter. Go, me!!

Iused Promarkers: Leaf Green, Lush Green, Tulip Yellow and Gold. The star has been stickled and the card candy is from Paperchase - originally I was going to use star shaped jewels, but because the recipient will be under 3 I had better thoughts!

Paper is Daisy Bucket 'My Little Monsters' which came in a special offer pack from Dies To Die For which I notice has a sale on these papers!

This is one of the birthday cards I'm making for the Toddler Group which I help at, and I'm really pleased with it!

Hope you're all having a good day, and thanks for looking.

luv, Mags

Recipe: I think I mentioned everything in the post! Except for the yellow card for matting, from stash

Comments

Sharon said…
Brilliant! I love everything about this card.
Thursday, August 19, 2010
debby4000 said…
Fabulous cute card Mags
luv
Debby
Thursday, August 19, 2010
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