CAS Pansy Punch

 

Here's a really quick and easy card which features the new Gingham Garden DSP and the Pansy Punch.  The sentiment is from Teeny Tiny Sentiments and the edging of the white card stock has been cut from the Finishing Touches Edgelits.

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