Get Well Soon

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I'd like to share a clean and fresh card with a cute little owl flying by to say " Get Well Soon".  Luckily The Paper Players current sketch popped into my inbox over the weekend so my card layout follows that as up til that point I was getting nowhere fast deciding where to place all the elements I had on my desk.


My base panel is a well used EF as I love the quilted effect, the ornate flower die has had it's first airing and I've chosen to use a different circular die from another set cut from coloured cardstock for the centres.  This card is also for a challenge over on docrafts with friends/members. 


I've used - 5x7 white card base
Papermania Textured cardstock
Xcut Quilting EF
Mag freebie DaliART ornate flower die
Owl stamp & circular die from The Works
Mag freebie sentiment stamp

Playing along with The Paper Players Sketch Challenge: PP447

Thank you for visiting - I'd love you to leave a comment if you have time - Steph x

Comments

  1. LeAnneWednesday, 26 June, 2019

    How cute! I love the whimsical little owl as well as those pretty little circular elements! Fun colors and delightful background too! Thanks for sharing this with us this week at the Players!

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  2. Windy EllardWednesday, 26 June, 2019

    This is absolutely adorable! The owl is perfectly placed and love the bright colors together! Thanks for playing along over at The Paper Players sketch challenge this week!

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  3. EmmaTFriday, 28 June, 2019

    Gorgeous, like you say very fresh looking. The layout is ideal. Emmax

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