Everything Eleanor in one layer

It's Three Minute Thursday here today! Every Thursday I share a card that is really quick to make but that packs a visual punch - well I hope so anyway! If you have a look for Three Minute Thursday on the index on my side bar you'll find lots more useful speedy designs. Come and have a look at today's:

This is a one layer card that relies on a collage-style stamping for its effect. The position of the various elements is important so it's best to use a stamp-a-majig for at least some of the stamping - I stamped the label and the flowers (look closely for those!) 'free hand' but used my stamp-a-majig for the flourish, the sentiment and the bird. All the images are from  Everything Eleanor - and I really don't think there is any end to the variety of projects you can make with this amazing set! The sentiment is a lovely flowing one from Thank You Kindly which has really earned its place in my stamp collection.

I shall enter this card into this week's Addicted To Stamps challenge where the team are looking for CAS cards. I was absolutely delighted to win top spot last week with this card!

Here's what you'll need to make today's card:

Stamps: Everything Eleanor, Thank You Kindly

Ink: Pretty in Pink, Always Artichoke, Early Espresso, Soft Suede

Card stock: Very Vanilla

Other: Stamp-a-majig

I'd be delighted to order any of these items for you and can have them delivered to your address in the UK. I'm committed to providing excellent customer service and am always happy to offer help and advice. To place your order, just send me an email or give me a call on 01280 820593. Your free brad and ribbon set will be added automatically to any order of £45 or more.

I'm afraid I'm losing the plot a bit this week. Yesterday, with only three days to go until the end of term, we were all late getting up in the morning. It was my youngest son's Leavers' Assembly so I was ever so slightly frustrated when, five minutes after we should have left the house, he came downstairs with one shoe on asking whether anyone had seen the other one... I uttered some choice phrases indicating that we weren't leaving until he'd found his other shoe and then, five minutes later, ushered him into the car wearing trainers. Oh dear, roll on the end of the week!

See you tomorrow,