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SC127 - Get Well Soon Bella

Ahhh Grumpabella! Apparently she is under the weather so her grumpiness is acceptable . . . this time *grin* -- I loved this sketch, but I was having trouble with it the other direction, so I decided to turn it on its side and I am so glad I did. Paper (DCWV - as seen before on a cow card a few posts back) - was purchased at JoAnns. In fact, I was there today and considered getting some more of it because I really love how well it matches with the SU! colors. Get Well Soon sentiment was created using my Karen Foster Snap Stamps - (Small Casual) -- and I think I might just have to go get the size smaller of the snap stamps because I just love them!!! Background is stamped tone on tone with ballet blue (using the SU! Crosshatch background which is retiring). Primas were sponged with a bit of ballet blue ink to make them match more perfectly. Bella was watercolored using ink pads and my aquapainter.

Comments

Peggy Maier said…
Really cute card - love the paper, too!
Lisa said…
How cute is this? If grumpy can be cute, that is. LOL

Really cute card, Manda!
Kristine said…
Oh, that paper is soo cute! Sure to cheer up anyone!!
Ticia said…
Super cute! I love grumpabella!

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