Make it shiny!

I used the leftover punchenella (spelling?) from last month's LFL kit and added some paper and stickers from this month's kit (June 2018). I used spray adhesive on the punchenella and then sprinkled a bit of white glitter just to catch on the sticky edges. The glitter cardstock backing made it stand up to the  bright shiny gold of the punchenella. A simple card but I really love how classic looking this turned out.

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