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Showing posts with label CD Sunday challenge - spring colours. Show all posts
Showing posts with label CD Sunday challenge - spring colours. Show all posts

Sunday, 9 April 2017

CD Sunday Challenge - Spring colours



Hi,
Another fortnight gone by and here is another challenge from the CDSunday Challenge team,  this fortnight please help us celebrate our 7th Birthday which is on the 18th between the two challenges. So we are using this fortnights challenge of  Spring Colours chosen by Pauline to celebrate.
These birthday celebrations could becopme a permanent thing because when we had one last year and you supported us so well that we deiceded to add a speical gift to our winner for this 7th birthday and hope you will all support us again.
So please make something with Spring colours and the winner of the top 3 will become the proud owner of the following additional prize - donated by a team member.
Secret Slider



Please remember to use something from a CD - and tell us which one.  it would be an awful chame to do wonderful work and then not qualify for such a prize.


For this card I used A walk in the countryside CD for the backing and image,  I printed out two images and decoupaged the image making it looked puffed out.   Matted the image on yellow card and placed a yellow die cut butterfly in the corner,   the flower spray has an ivy die spray and two parchment flowers with leaves.
Finished off with a birthday peel off.
I hope you will visit the CD Sunday Challenge site,  and remember if you want to enter the challenge you must use something from a CD no matter how small and let us know which CD you used.  Here is a link to CD Sunday Challenge blog  we would be pleased to see you.

I hope you are having a lovely weekend
                                                       Hugs
                                                   Margaret