CRAFT Challenge #366 Recipe

Hi, guys! It's Thursday! That means there is only one more day until the weekend, AND a new CRAFT Challnge! This week we have a Recipe for you to follow:


Our wonderful sponsor is: Scrappers Delights


I used a beautiful silhouette image, this is Fairy Wishes


I added Stickles to the bubbles on the image, and used a Spellbinders Fleur de Lys Square to die-cut it. The papers are Bonnets'n'Bowties by Nitwits. I used two papers for the background, and the third to punch some flowers.

The ribbon and gems are from stash, the sentiment is by Lili of the Valley and the leaves were made with a punch.

Go and see what my teamies hve done with the recipe, and join in!

Thanks for looking!

love Mags B x

Comments

Sheryl said…
Stunning design Maggie. Hugs Sheryl xx
Thursday, June 02, 2016
Sharon said…
I love silhouette images and the fairy is gorgeous. A lovely contrast having the black image against the soft pretty papers. Love it.
Hope you are well.
Hugs Sharon x
Thursday, June 02, 2016
Aunty Sue said…
SUCH A LOVELY GENTLE CARD.
Thursday, June 02, 2016
Brenda said…
Maggie, this is such a lovely, elegant design. I can just imagine how pretty it must be IRL with the stickles adding glimmer.
Friday, June 03, 2016
KraftyKoolKat said…
Really beautiful and serene Mags. Hope you are coping okay.
Hugs
Cathy
xxxx
Friday, June 03, 2016
Lynne in NI said…
Oh wow, what a pretty fairy image! Lovin your fancy frame and great layout too :)
Sunday, June 05, 2016
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