Hi everyone, hey... look at me actually finding time to join in Challenge 96 over at the Secret Crafter! And what a lovely, girly fun challenge it is too. This week the challenge theme has been chosen by my special blogging buddy Vicky and it is 'What are little girls made of'!
This card is for my dear friend Lorraine, or the 'Fabulous Lozzie B' as she is affectionately known!
We share a love of all things pink and girly so I thought this cute little image from Nutcrafters would be just perfect.

The original image has the little girl wearing shorts. Lorraine wears cropped trousers or pedal pushers during the summer so I did a little bit of altering to dress her in true Lozzie B style!
Enjoy the rest of the weekend and happy crafting everyone!

Once again I used that fab Rockability couple from the
There's marvellous Mo in action heading up the table. This is my surprise tea party that Geoff, Karen and Mo threw for my last day in my old job. This lovely party seems such a long time ago and I can hardly believe that I was there only a week ago as I have been so busy at the new library. The refurbishment looks great. The staff have worked incredibly hard to get all the books on the shelves and to get ready for the opening which will take place in two weeks time.
This is the card that I made for Em,
and this is the card for the proud parents!
Congratulations, and lot's of love, to Paula and her family.
This card took ages but was lots of fun and as you can see she swings across the card on a little silver split pin!
I had to do lots of masking to edit out her dance partner, and then stamp another arm for her!
The birdcage is from Hero Arts and I paper pieced the more solid parts of the cage to give it a little dimension, and then covered them in Diamond Glaze.
Thanks for all your kind messages about my new job. Telling my work friends was every bit as hard as I thought and there were lots of tears. Everyone was really kind and I think they were genuinely pleased for me.
The water was painted in Tumbled Glass Distress ink and the sky was coloured with Versacolour ink. I added some Stickles to accent the water and some Diamond Glaze to the balloon. All of the cardstock was Stampin' Up Scraps - so I am feeling just a bit pleased with myself.
I also sent this one as a little extra!
Monika is such a friendly person, and we got chatting by email. When Monika said how much she liked
And just take a look at this fabulous creation that I received from the lovely
I am just sorry that my picture does not do justice to this gorgeous card. The colours and sparkle are just amazing, and her colouring is breathtaking. The picture on her