Monster Birthday

The theme for this week's challenge at Less is More is Monsters!  I have ordered some monster dies, but they wouldn't arrive in time, so I returned to an old stamp from Annabelle Stamps - Monster Birthday!  I love this old friend of mine, so here is my card.


The dies that have already arrived however, were the paint splats, so they were added to my little monster to create this monster birthday card!


Comments

  1. Susan24 October 2017 at 11:30

    Oh my gosh...love this card. So fun! Thanks for sharing at Less is More!

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  2. Sharon Traynor Designs24 October 2017 at 21:13

    That’s a fab image for a monster theme Ann - it looks so quirky and I can see why you would love it. The splats are such fun too because you can imagine other monsters having a food fight at this party, hee hee. A brilliant card. Thanks so much for popping it in to us at Less is More xx

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  3. Trina P.25 October 2017 at 04:18

    Aww... this is so cute. Great colours and the splats are so fun. Thank you for joining us this week at Less is More.

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  4. Anonymous25 October 2017 at 15:24

    Love it! Andrea made a card using this little guy a few weeks ago - I must give him some love :)

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