Congratulations on your new home.

 As I mentioned in my previous post, Oscar (my great-nephew) and his parents have moved recently into a lovely home.  Here is the card I have made for them.

The card uses all Kaszazz product - some of it (the roses embossing folder and background mat paper are retired and no longer available).  The chipboard key and the greeting have been embossed with Ranger Princess Gold embossing powder.

I chose the roses embossing folder as their new home has white Iceberg roses on the front porch so it seemed appropriate.

If you are interested in purchasing (yes, I am a Kaszazz consultant) the chipboard key range (7342 Chipboard Keys and Locks) or the Congratulations stamp (6113K Mini-Messages - Serendipity Un-cut set with 9 greetings) and the die (7234 Standard Paper Die Banner and Sentiments) please visit my website www.kaszazz.com/cart?consid=110787

Thank you for looking, Margaret



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