Gelli Print Stripes Cards with Farida

 Hello lovlies,

thank you for stopping by again.

I have a lot of gelli prints or left overs from gelli prints and I wanted to use them. And this time I made a little video while creating this cards.







I used followed stamp sets:

Inky Flowers

Whale whishes

and

Sketchy Flowers. 


And here is my short video. 


Thank you so much for stopping by. Stay helthy and creative. 
See you again soon.




Greetings from 

Farida

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