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Hello from the Vault

by Kylie
written by Kylie

Hi Everyone,

I just adore the little hedgehog images from Penny Black and have quite a few in my collection. Actually, I love most of the Penny Black range – they are one of my all-time favourite companies. I had spent quite some time colouring a different image, also from Penny Black, but in the end I wasn’t happy with how it was coming together so I pulled out this card from the vault to share. I’ve kept the design simple although I did pop dot all of the lady bugs as I thought the image needed a little bit more dimension. I think that touch finishes it off nicely.

Hello Materials used: Stamps - Ladybug Love!! 1721K (Penny Black), Critters in the Snow (Lawn Fawn); Cardstock - American Crafts, Knights; Distress Ink and Distress Markers.

Hello
Materials used: Stamps – Ladybug Love!! 1721K (Penny Black), Critters in the Snow (Lawn Fawn); Cardstock – American Crafts, Knights; Distress Ink and Distress Markers.

Happy Stamping!

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2 comments

Bev 31 May, 2013 - 7:48 am

Very sweet. Love that you’ve popped up the lady bugs. There’s something special about red, isn’t there?!! And cute little hedgehogs too. Great card. : ) Bev

Kylie 1 June, 2013 - 12:16 am

Thank you, Bev! I love Penny Black stamps, and the hedgehogs are just totally adorable. I agree with you about red. If you find the right shade, it really just adds a whole lot of life to your project! 🙂

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