Bright and Shiny Birthday

Besides the normal busy work week and regular routine stuff to do, this weekend is filled with special events of multiple birthdays and Mother's Day celebrations.  Whoop, whoop.  This is a quick post to show another birthday card made for a family member's birthday.  I tried to keep it rather on the simple side so the beautiful background paper could shine and be admired for all its beauty.  Hope you like it......

Supplies used for this card are white card stock, purple card stock, two different design papers, the Super Secret Stamp Club's Series named Hood from The Greeting Farm.  Hood is colored with color pencils.  Sentiment is done by a Martha Stewart Punch, and the clear with purple design inside embellishments to add a bit more bling to this shiney card.
Thanks for stopping in to view my latest creation.  I would like to wish you a happy scrappy day!

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