Gerda Steiner Designs

Guest Design - Buckets of Love by Australe Créations

January 29, 2017

Hello everyone! 

My name is Céline from Australe Créations, I live in France and I am honored to be Guest Designing for Gerda Steiner Design !
Thank you Gerda and Macy for your trust, I hope you will like my cards :)
For my first card I choose the bucket hearts from the lovely stamps set Buckets of love ♥




Stamped on a tag, colored with Copic Markers and finished with Glossy Accent.  



On a set of glitter papers with some enamel dots.


Thanks so much for stopping by today, I hope my English is not too bad :)

See you soon !

Céline / Australe Créations




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