June FB Challenge Card Share

Hello SBC Friends!

Tasha here sharing my project for the SBC June Facebook Challenge sponsored by Bugaboo Digi Stamps!

The theme for June is Step-Cards, so I thought a bright summertime card would be perfect! The digital stamp used is called "Bacon In The Sun" and it's from Bugaboo Digi Stamps. This image is super cute and I just love his cool sunglasses!

I used markers to color the digi and embellished with clear glitter. Gold glitter paper was added to mat the center card and add sparkle; I love me some glitter paper!

For the sides and bottom, I chose a tropical flower pattern paper that brought in tons of color and stuck with the summer theme.

The sentiment was printed in a hot pink font color and I created a simple banner. Lastly, three lime green enamel dots complete the project.

Thanks for checking out this fun Center Step-Card and I hope you participate in the June FB Challenge!

Click HERE to visit the SBC Facebook Group to enter in the challenge!

Click HERE to visit Bugaboo Digi Stamps!

Have a wonderful day!

-Tasha

Digital Stamp: Bacon In The Sun

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