last scallop entry (honest)!

I told Kerry I'd do card & a LO for her scallop challenge and while I managed a few cards my scrapping mojo has deserted me. Finally set around to it last night - not easy to do a scallop challenge with no nestabilities - I've lent my Big Kick to a friend and I've yet to succumb to my desires for the Fiskars threading water punch and the Martha Stewart punches (I had hoped Dovecraft or DO would have produced their own version by now, as they are always cheaper ; -0)
Anyhow - I used a sheet of Making Memories scalloped patterned paper for most of this LO - the stamp is the Hero Art euro stamp again (getting my moneys worth out of this one!) The scalloped white edge is card embossed with a cuttlebug folder - a scrap bit I had floating around and the word paper I bought years ago when I first started cardmaking. I had never even heard of scrapping in those days - I just bought any patterned paper I could find, which in the West of Ireland wasn't much. Amazing how it has all changed in a few short years.

Hero Art stamped card - Thankful

Another one from the stamps I bought from Kerry - the leaf stamp cost me a euro, I couldn't believe it had not been snapped up during the week of the sale at An Siopa Bui. It is such a versatile little stamp - it reminds me of a similar Woodware punch that I have hankered after for a long time. The word and border stamps also cost a euro & the main flower image is the free stamp from the current issue of Creativity Life (first time I've bought it and in honesty it would have to be a front cover freebie that would tempt me to buy again - the content was ok but nothing inspirational - oh I'm being tough!). So altogether this was my "bargain bin" card but I think it looks quite chic - I'm a lazy stamper and the whole thing is sepia versafine & the papers are Crate. The ribbon I recycled from my Easter chocs & I'm winding down on the scallops and there is just one on this card.
TFL - if indeed anyone is!