A clean and simple Thank You.

A clean and simple card I have created using all Stampin'Up! (r) products.  I have die cut the circle and the greeting/glitter flash.  It was inspired by a card that was in a previous SU publication. 
The card is suitable for mass production - and this is just what I wanted as I put together kits for a group of ladies to make cards for a local church fete in May. You could change the greeting to suit your occasion.  Suitable for all skill levels. Such a bright and happy card.
Thank you for stopping by, have a great day, a wonderful autumn day is shaping up here on the Central Coast of New South Wales.   Margaret :)


Comments

Dale Tiernan said…
Hi Margaret. Thanks for your comment on my blog. Do stop at Singapore/Sentosa. It is the perfect stopover place. Clean and tropical with heaps to see and do, even if you only have a short time.
March 28, 2015 at 4:43 PM
Leslie Germain said…
Fabulous card!! LOVE the blue background with the bright color accents!!
March 29, 2015 at 8:33 AM
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