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Beach Please


I thought about this one and how to make it different from all the really neat art I have seen others make with this floatie. I wanted to make it look like a glam flamingo with sequins. Hope you like it!
    1. Die cut and colored the floatie 
    2. Color and die cut pool party pals
    2. Used distress ink squeezed lemonade and ranger stickle paste

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