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Magnolia - Something New and Fun

I recently discovered the most adorable stamp images ever. I am in love *swooning*. After much trial in ordering on their website, they have made things much easier and more friendly to an English speaking audience, so I invite you to check them out. They also have a great blog with ideas and kits and design team links (P.S. If they ever want a new member they can choose me! I love love love their stuff). Just wait, you won't be able to get enough either!!!

This is the first card I have ever made with their stuff. Sentiment is by Hero Arts. I used my watercolor wonder crayons to color the girl in. I colored a few more images today, so expect more Magnolia images and cards! You can find their site at:

http://www.dreamcottage.nu/english1/index.html?lmd=39279.464653

Or, you can find the link to their blog in my list of sites to check out! Hope you will fall in love too!

Comments

Anonymous said…
What a cute image! I love the colors. Great job!
Berit said…
Cute colors and image!
I love Magnolias rubberstamps!
And have about 20 of them ;)
Hug
Unknown said…
this is totally new and fun! this little girl is adorable! love it!
Jen said…
Awww....now isn't that just sweet!

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