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Summer Good Vibes!




A very nice person is helping us out by looking after our cat today and I wanted to give her a nice bright card that literally has 'good vibes'!
Actually I had been working on this card this past week in a rather lazy style - and then just in time, my parcel of new craft treats arrived ! I was so thrilled because it's been 7 weeks in the making for its journey to my home,gosh.

The word dies are part of Pink Fresh Studio's "Phrase builder Sending die set". This is a great set of 10 word die sets - each one has the shadow die included for a total of 20 die pieces. Great value and really useful words to own.

But l wanted a chance to express 'good vibes' and the best way I thought was with vibrant colours!
Because what else would you want to send to someone who brought you happy feelings knowing that your precious pet was in good hands! Right? Good vibes all around - to you too !! Thanks for dropping by :)

Pink Fresh Studio Phrase builder Sending Dies
Stampin' Up! Timeless Tropical Stamp Set.
Cardstock,inks from Stampin' Up!


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