Card Making

Card #5:




I had started this card to be in a TGF challenge, but I did not complete it before challenge deadline.  So I completed it and used it as a birthday card to a good friend/neighbor of mine. 
Stamp is TGF Surfer Ian colored with colored pencils, textured blue card stock sand papered, pattern paper which is ocean wave related, fun in the sun stamp with silver shimmering color, cut up scrolling embellishments used for waves.  Inside of card had same patterned paper with two message stamps.

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