Hello Everyone!
It’s Ceal, here.
Today I am sharing a card using some of the colored cardstock we sell along with those pre cut and pre scored bases that I love so much.
To make this card I started with the pre cut and scored Neenah Solar white base. I cut rosettes out of Pastel Pink, Surf and Hydrangea cardstock and then added them to the precut panel. popping some of them up using foam dots. I finished the card with a birthday sentiment.
Until next time, Stay Crafty!
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