A card to make you smile and a grungy type card.

This morning, I lead a class at a local community group.   Here are the cards that I designed for them:
Isn't this card too cute and doesn't it make you smile?   Made with Stampin'Up! set Hey, Chick.   The ladies used coloured pencils to colour their images today.  Suitable also for markers, crayons, watercolour techniques.
This card uses 2 Kaszazz stamps - Contraption and Scrabble Background stamps.  Just right for the men in your life (this one is for my brother) and some of the ladies made for their female grandchildren and they turned out great as well.   Inspired by a card by Lucy Jones from Kaszazz.
The inside of the card.  The ladies could personalise the greeting to suit and put in a greeting of choice.   So much fun with both cards.
Thank you for looking, Margaret :)

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Leslie Germain said…
Great cards!! Love the colors and character in the top one!!
February 25, 2017 at 11:29 AM
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