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Tuesday 27 August 2013

A Change From Christmas!

Hi Everyone,
 
First of all I would like to welcome my new followers. Thank you so much for joining me, I am always thrilled to get another follower. I would love to get to 50 followers! Lol!
 
This is just a quick post, as I have to get up early in the morning and I have promised myself an early night. Well before 12.30 for a change.
 
Hope you all had a good weekend. My husband had taken a few days holiday from work and we took our Grand-daughter out for a day. We went to an animal park, a bit like a zoo but with other entertainment there too. We were absolutely shattered by the end of the day, but we all really enjoyed it.
 
This card is an order for a friend of mine, to give to a friend who is going to be 60. I don't like to put ages on the front of cards really. I prefer to put them on the insert.
 
The poppy image is an Indigo Blu stamp. I painted it with acrylic paints for a change. I do like the texture you get with acrylics.
 

I decided to make it a CAS card which I think suits this stamp. (My name isn't on the card!Hee hee)

 
 
Well it's now 10 minutes after mid-night so I am off to bed. I am not very good at early nights, as I usually will not be able to get to sleep. So I might as well have stayed up to 1.30, my usual time!
 
Thanks for stopping by and I will try to post again in a few days.
 
Hugs,
Carol S.xx

6 comments:

Unknown said...

Beautiful card, your painting is amazing, Mary x

Pop's Cards said...

Stunning sweetie as always, gorgeous colours too hugs Pops x x x

Shelly said...

Really beautiful card Carol, perfect for the occassion. Just realised I wasn't a follower... I am now so now you have 41 ;)

Clare Brown said...

such a lovely card, goodluck over at Sarah Hurley Challenges

Louise said...

Oh Carol, this is so beautiful, you really are a talented painter xx

Elise said...

Wowwww! This is so STUNNING! Loooove the red against the white .. it's captivating!!!

Hope you're having a lovely weekend!

Big Hugs,
Elise