A Magical Birthday Criss Cross Card

Hello.  

I finally have a card to show you.  Here's a criss cross card I've made.  

I love this Tilda.  I bought her because my nieces are Harry Potter fans (me too...LOL), so I thought I would use her when I have to make a card for them--I thought they would like that.  So...she is called Wizard Tilda.   

This image is part of Magnolia's Princes & Princesses Collection 2012.  The stamp can be purchased from Magnolia-licious, Diana's on-line store.  I've colored her with my Letraset Promarkers and Tria markers and used a few coloured pencils to add shadings.  

Inside the pocket of the criss cross card, I have made a card insert.  Oh yuk...the flowers look a bit orange in the pictures.  But in real life they really aren't--more like deep yellow to match the DP of the card insert.  

Full view of the card insert. 

This is Tilda Catching Stars from the same collection, also available from Magnolia-licious.  I've added glitter    glue to the stars and Tilda's crown.   

I am entering the following challenges with this card:

Colour Create - Challenge #94 Yellow, Blue & White

Sourthern Girls Challenge #42 - Fancy Folds

By the Cute & Girly Challenges - April Once Upon a Time

Midweek Magnolias Week #7 - Use 2 characters

My Mum's Craft Shop Challenge #53 - Favorite Song/Movie (Harry Potter movies)

Craft Your Passion Challenge #106 - Die Cuts & Punches

Crafty Cardmakers Challenge #66 - Fantasy

Stamptacular Sunday Challenge #159 - Freebie Week

Paper Sundaes Challenge #116 - Anything Goes

ABC DT Challenge - April Anything Goes

That's all for today.  Thanks so much for taking the time to drop by.  Have a wonderful day!

Material and Tools Used: 

DP's: ChatterBox Vacation Squares, Butter Dahlia and Guest Plaid; Hot Off the Press Joy's Vintage Paper 

Dies: Spellbinders Labels Twenty-Two; Magnolia Doohickey Swirl; PoppyStamps Gentle Leaf  

Punches: Martha Stewart edge punch and Rose Leaf; EK Success Retro Flower large and medium; Punch Bunch Leaf; Nellie Snellen extra large leaf embosser

Miscellaneous:  Tim Holtz distress ink stamp pad Walnut Stain, pearls and glitter from my stash