Little works of art

I have just returned from a scrapbooking cruise, with Unmistakable Creations, leaving Sydney and arriving in Auckland 10 nights later.  Also, my sister and I spent 4 more days in Auckland before heading home.   One of the highlights of the cruise is making little 4" x 3" cards that are exchanged with others in our group.   Here are mine:
I used glossy paper, Ranger Distress Inks, and Ranger Micro Glaze. See my earlier post on how I created the backgrounds - magic!  Stamps and stencil I have used are all available from Kaszazz.
 Here are just a few of the 30 plus I created.  All different - amazing.
 Close up of a couple
Close up of a couple more.
My sister also came on the cruise as part of the scrapbook group and here is the card she created.
She was looking for ideas and found a card in the current Kaszazz catalogue by Alannah May and together we came up with this card for her - again she needed to make 30 plus.  Again all products (except the sea gull stamp) are Kaszazz.

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