Woohoo! It's the 5th of the Month and you know what that means -- SCS Crafty Girls Blog Hop! I always enjoy our blog hop days. This year we're featuring one of our Crafty Girls each month and for March it's Carolina (scs: Cajojus). This month was just as hard to choose a CASE since Carolina has an amazing gallery and Blog. She used lots of fun designs and beautiful coloring.
I chose THIS card for inspiration. Be sure to stop by her BLOG and leave her a comment or 2 ... you'll find LOTS to LOVE! I made 2 of these cards as they're going to my March 2+2 Partners over at Friends that Scrap!
Supplies: Basic Grey greet at heart, Buggaboo Free Friday Image, Misc Copics & Ribbon
such a great set of papers for St. Patty's day!
ReplyDeletewhat a happy little bear image. I love the layer of paper behind on the panel! it's wonderful. Great card how you put it altogether.
ReplyDeleteGreat Card--love the image and your colors!
ReplyDeleteLela... I love your card more than mine!!!. I love that image, that bear is the cutest!!!. Thank you for your lovely words!!! I'll be back soon!!! LOVE!!!
ReplyDeleteLela, your card is lovely! I love the colors and you even stitched - I'm impressed!
ReplyDeleteWhat a cute bear. Love this!
ReplyDeletelove the St. Patrick's Day image! What a great CASE of Carolinas :)
ReplyDeleteCute image, and I love the floral print paper! Great CASE! :)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful card! The layout is exquisite, perfect CASE!
ReplyDeleteLela, this card is so pretty! What a cute image and I love the layout. Great CASE of Carolina!
ReplyDeleteLove how you colored your image and how you place the buttons.
ReplyDeleteaw, your little bear is adorable, Lela! Love the shading and colors you used on him. The DPs look fabulous. A great little black frame to contrast with the pretty golden colors around the sentiment! thank you for visiting my blog today and leaving such a kind comment, Lela. I appreciate that you took the time to do that. hugs, de
ReplyDeleteAwwww... Lela! So darn cute. I love the St. Patty's Day image and papers coordinate so well together. Great Carolina CASE
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