The background is one of the new Memory Box stencils. It's called Garden Birch Trees. I used stencil spray to hold it to the white card stock. I sponged a blue background, covered the entire piece with glue. After removing the stencil and quickly putting it into soapy water for cleaning, I covered the card stock with a transparent glitter. Pretty yes? Please say yes! I didn't get the name Glitter Grammy because I didn't like glitter! Thankfully my granddaughter inherited my love of crafting and glitter. I covered the Poppystamps Trotting Pony die with silver glitter, added a bow and the front of this card is finished.
Well, that's it for today, I hope you take a minute to check out the Poppystamps Blog page and have a look around to see how everyone is using the Memory Box stencils and the Poppystamps dies.
Until later, Happy Crafting,
Mary Mac
AKA: Glitter Grammy
Aww - Great picture of your granddaughter . . .you are perfectly entitled to a Proud Glitter Grammy moment! The card you've made is just PERFECT. xxx
ReplyDeleteHorses look so graceful when they are jumping but somehow I'll be it is intimidating to see such a big beast getting all his legs off the ground. The card you made is more than pretty.... it is STUNNING with all its scrumptious glitter. Even the inside is wonderful.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful card with the glitter between the trees like that and love the inside too. Congratulations to your Granddaughter. I expect there will be a need for quite a few of these cards! hugs Mrs A.
ReplyDeleteOh wow this is so beautiful
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ReplyDeleteMany congratulations to your Grand-daughter - she sounds like a natural!
Loving your card very much. It is beautiful inside and out!
The trees on the front look amazing.
Hope you are having a good week.
Love Jules xx
Congratulations to your GD!! She looks grand going over the jump! Your card is spectacular too! I love glitter too and thanks for explaining how you did yours too! Beautiful and a real keeper!
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