Saturday, February 16, 2013

Craft A Scene: Let Your Light Shine

For the month of February, our challenge is to let our light shine! Your project must have a lighthouse as the main image. Please also tell us how you are letting your light shine this month with your project.
 
 
I made several messes attempts before settling on this one.
 
 
Thanks for looking!
Talk to ya later!
Ta ta for now!


13 comments:

brenda said...

Despite what you say Gail, your end product is stunning, super entry for this months theme.

Thanks so much for joining us at Craft a Scene challenge.

B x

MaggieC (Silvercrafter) said...

A lovely card and the sentiment is really beautiful. Thank you for sharing it with us at Craft A Scene this month. xx Maggie

Myrna said...

Gail
Truly lovely. Such a great verse.
Myrna

NancyD said...

It is lovely Gail. I really like your paper that goes with the theme and the subtle blues. Very nice. Thanks for joining us again this month at Craft a Scene. NancyD

Sandra H said...

Awww another of your stunning card Gail l like the lighthouse and sentiment also the Anchor looks good too! x

Bonnie Weiss said...

Wish my messes turned out half as good as yours! Very nice card, especially for a guy.

Barbara said...

Such a great card! If this is a card you merely settled on you suffer from some kind of overachiever syndrome today - and I bet all your other attempts are well worth publishing!

Anna-Karin said...

Beautiful scene! Lovely clouds and framing. Thank you for sharing with us at Craft a Sceen!

Sue from Oregon said...

There is always something about light house cards that are so wonderful! Lovely creation!

sallysbitz2 said...

This is a brilliant card. Smashing scene & papers x

hugs sally x
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downrightcrafty said...

oh think my messes would be worse than anything you could create and this scene is wonderful love it
Hugs Kate xx

Deanna said...

Great Card! love the scene with the background paper~hugs Deanna

Anonymous said...

this is an awesome card! i love the anchor and star; perfect finishing touches.