Easter



A quick Easter card: I made 9 of these while listening to the cricket this morning!

The beautiful cross is by Wild Rose Studio, and came from Handy Hippo. I embossed it in gold and added some colour with brush markers - it's an age since I tried that technique, I'd forgotten how good it looks!!

Some gold card and a Labels Ten Nestie, plus a Penny Black sentiment on the inside, et voila! Simples!

I'm entering this into a new-to-me challenge The Squirrel and the Fox whose theme is 'Easter.'
I hope you're all enjoying a sunny day - don't forget the sunscreen and a hat if you're going out! I'm so short I look like a mushroom in a hat, but that's just too bad!

Thanks for looking!

love Mags B x

Comments

Unknown said…
What a beautiful card Mags I love it , just catching up on viewing , you have made some great creations lately.
Hugs Elaine
Monday, March 26, 2012
mags said…
This is lovely MagsB. The gold embossing looks great and just enough colour added.
Mags
x
Monday, March 26, 2012
Anonymous said…
lovely card mags, love the embossing and touch of colour!
Tuesday, March 27, 2012
coops said…
beautiful delicate card mags.the design is so classy :D

xx coops xx
Tuesday, March 27, 2012
coldwaters2 said…
Beautiful card Mags, that image is what it is all about, this is both classy and elegant.
hugs
Lorraine x
Tuesday, March 27, 2012
happyglitzygirl said…
Just fantastic,so elegant, thanks so much for playing with us at the Squirrel and the Fox, blessings Hilde
Thursday, March 29, 2012
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