What a great week we had with the Blog Blitz! I'm sure you're as excited about the NEW dies and stencils as those of us on the design team.
Rings and Puddles is one of the NEW Memory Box stencils that makes the perfect background for this "sorry you're under the weather" card.

Materials Used:
- Memory Box White Notecard; Corner Chomper to round the corners
- Stencil No. 88506 Rings and Puddles
- Salty Ocean Distress Ink and ink blending tool
- Die No. 98344 Marshmallow Clouds cut from Memory Box Bluebird Distressed Dots Paper
- Die No. 98296 Petite Umbrella cut from a scrap of red cardstock
Just imagine all of the creative things you can do with the NEW stencils from Memory Box! Be sure to visit the Memory Box website to see everything in the Creative Elegance release. There's even a link to participating stores so you'll know where to take your wish list!
Happy Crafting!


It’s simple but it’s lovely.
Cute card, Anne! Thanks for the inspiration.
Great idea for your card – love these new stencils !!!
clean and simple, but very cute! Thanks for all the ideas!
Love the rings background. Very interesting and could be used in lots of ways, I would think.
This has been a great release from Memory Box!!
Very cute idea!
Cute card and I love the title. Thanks for the smile
Such a FUN Card!! Thanks for sharing and have a Fabulous Week!! 😉
Love your card!!! The Blog Blitz has been so much fun!! My absolute favorite die is the Butterfly Heart Die!!! I love that you can pop up the butterflies!! So awesome!!!! MUST HAVE IT ASAP!!! TFS!
Love this one! The blog blitz has been awesome!!
Really neat card. The blog gives me such great inspiration.
The rings and puddles are so cool – and what a great idea combining them with the umbrella – lovely card.
Alison x
A very cool rainy day card x
Such a cute card. Love all the dies and stencils this release, geez, I want them all.
cute card
How cute !!!! beautiful card to cheer someone up. Love it !
Ann
Do you know where I can find the bluebird distress dot paper. I went to my local card store and they did not have any. In fact there shelves were pretty bare on the distress dot paper.
Betty