Kraftyhands November 2015 Challenge

Happy weekend everyone. Today is the start of the November challenge at Kraftyhands. This month's theme is

"Need for Speed"

This challenge is just for fun. You don't need to use Kraftyhands products on your creation but it would be nice if you did. A full set of the rules are on the blog.

I have made this 6"x 6" card for your inspiration.

I used one of the Card Making Sets on the Equestrian Events CD Collection for the background and gorgeous image on this card. It takes me back to the days when I was fit enough to gallop along beaches on my horse. There is nothing like the sense of speed and freedom.
I used blue card for the matting layers and added a strip of lace. The image was printed twice and overlapped. The sentiment is also from the CD.

I embellished the card with Marianne starfish and shell die-cuts to match the background paper.

Please visit the  Kraftyhands Challenge Blog for a full set of the challenge rules and to view the inspirational creations from my talented team mates. Remember to be a follower of the challenge blog to qualify for entry.

I've entered this card in the following challenges:

Kraftyhands July Reminder

Sorry I haven't blogged for a while. I've not been too well but wanted to remind you all about the fabulous "Pretty in Pink" challenge on the Kraftyhands Challenge Blog. You don't have to use Kraftyhands products to enter but if you do, you could win a £20 voucher to spend in the Kraftyhands webshop. All entries qualify for the Top Three to win a badge for their blog. You have another 10 days to dig out your pretty pink stuff and make a crafty project.

We love horses in our house and have many like minded friends, so the Equestrian Events CD is just perfect for fabulous horsey cards.

The striped paper and the Horse and Script paper are from the CD and I layered them up with a doily and silver mirri. 

The beautiful image is the base layer from a Card Making Set and the sentiment is from the same page.

The dotty paper is from The Summer of 59 CD.

I finished off with a couple of Cheery Lynn flourishes and a coloured bow.

All in all, a quick and easy "Pretty in Pink" card. What pretty, pink creations can you make?
Don't forget to be a follower of the Kraftyhands Challenge blog to qualify for entry into the challenge. A full set of rules can be found via a link at the top of the Kraftyhands Challenge blog.