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Backyard Dwellers - Feel Better Card/Mojo74

Hope you are having a wonderful weekend. Don't you just hate how fast the weekend swooshes by. I know I do.

I am still playing catch up with the sets from last months (January) Hanna Stamps release. This set, Backyard Dwellers, is all different kinds of bugs and has many different applications. This time I used some of the bugs popped up on pop dots to create a get well card. This layout is from the Mojo Monday blog (Mojo74). Check back in the next couple days for a few more ideas with this set. I am having fun creating with it!

Stamps: Backyard Dwellers (Hanna Stamps), Feel Better sentiment (Elzybells Art Stamps) Paper: True Thyme (SU! Retired), Intense Amethyst (Prism Papers), Very Vanilla (SU!), Ivory Floral (The Gifted Line - Paper Adventures: Anw Crestwood) Ink: Onyx Black Versafine Accessories: Dimensional Dots, Pink Polka dot grograin ribbon, sewing machine, white thread, pink brad, diamond stickles, 1 1/4 circle punch (SU!), clear embossing powder, copic ciao markers
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Ellibelle said…
This is gorgeous. The main image looks like a shadowbox frame with the butterflies popped up. Very nice. The designer paper is beautiful too!
9:22 PM
Yankee in England said…
The butterflies are so sweet. What a lovely card
1:47 AM
Heidi said…
Love all the colors on here! Beautiful card, definately will cheer someone that is down right up!
5:56 AM
Jacquel said…
Beautiful card and love the butterflies! tfs!!
8:01 AM
Becky said…
beautiful card, lovely DP.
12:46 PM
Michelle said…
This is beautiful! Wow did you do a great job!!
3:57 AM
Vicki G said…
I dont' think I've ever seen bugs look prettier!!!!

Vicki
10:09 AM
Card Creations said…
These little butterflies are just way too cute!
4:18 PM
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