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Happy Friday Friends :)

Here is my card for this weeks Friends with flair over at the Unity blog. I have had this stamp for a while and not got around to using it. I really love all of the Phyllis Harris stamps that is what started my whole Unity stamp collection. This stamp is called Too beautiful for earth.

I used my watercolour paints to colour her in and also to create the background. I kept the card pretty simple. I printed the sentiment on my computer. I do have an actual stamp with this saying on it but it was too big for my card. I added some clear glitter to her wings and some ribbon to finish off the card.

Thanks for stopping by xox

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Fussy & Fancy Challenge - Things with Wings

Comments

  1. Absolutely beautiful. Love this stamp.

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  2. Your my favorite picky of the week! I love image and the colors!

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  3. This is so pretty, Mandi. Love that you watercolored her with such soft effects. Wonderful, as always.

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  4. I saw this on facebook and I thought wow that is a beautiful card. It is so soft and clean looking. Thanks for sharing.

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  5. Eeek, so ADORABLE. I saw this on fb. LOVE it. :)

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  6. Mandi, this is so sweet and tender. Beautiful!

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  7. really soft and beautiful. love how you colored her
    -Rachel
    rwkrafts.com

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  8. This is LOVELY Mandi!!! Such an ELEGANT card...heartwarming sentiment!! Thank you for sharing this beautiful card with us at Fussy and Fancy "Things with Wings"!!

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  9. I love her stamps and art too! Beautiful card!!!

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