Thursday night the 7 Cardologists had a double celebration. It was our St Patty's party but also it was Bob's birthday. Tina made an excellent dessert - because Bob loves ice cream, and green is the color of the day - she made a peppermint ice cream brownie cake. Yum.
Of course, in the rush I forgot to take a picture of Bob's birthday card. Hope she'll be kind and take one for me. Here is the card I made for St Patrick's day. I also want to enter it in Virginia's View Challenge this month for the watercoloring.
I embossed gold shimmer cardstock with a Darice embossing folder, stamped and embossed a verse from My Sentiments Exactly on watercolor paper, and painted a rainbow. A scrap of green paper, a shamrock button from my collection and a piece of gold thread finished the card.
May the leprechaun's be kind to you! Thanks for visiting.
Sunday, March 16, 2014
Saturday, March 1, 2014
Icy February
This year may not have been as cold as when I first moved into my house thirty years ago, but definitely colder than the last two or three. The employees at the pellet store were very busy today, when I went to get a supply, as the winter drags on.
I have two cards this week. This first card was made at the Cardologist's regular Thursday stamping night. It started with an idea Melba had and we each had our take on it. I see the Color Throw down 281 challenge is using these colors so I am going to link it there. Although I will be the first to say, I am seriously challenged when it comes to lining up dies with images. It was Lola's idea to glitter the flowers, which I wish the scanner would pick up.
Hero Arts/Sizzix - stamps and matching dies set
Sizzix banner
Stampin Up sentiment
http://colorthrowdown.blogspot.com/
This next one is another bouncing brayer background. Lola thinks it needs a bag of popcorn embellishment in the corner because it makes her think of the fair. I am thinking it will be a thank you, and I will add a French "Merci". What do you think?
Stampin Up's "Feeling Sentimental"
Papers: Crisp Cantaloupe card with Not Quite Navy, Rose Red, and a scrap of peach paper
Embossing Folders: Darice
Distress Inks and Glimmer mist
I have two cards this week. This first card was made at the Cardologist's regular Thursday stamping night. It started with an idea Melba had and we each had our take on it. I see the Color Throw down 281 challenge is using these colors so I am going to link it there. Although I will be the first to say, I am seriously challenged when it comes to lining up dies with images. It was Lola's idea to glitter the flowers, which I wish the scanner would pick up.
Hero Arts/Sizzix - stamps and matching dies set
Sizzix banner
Stampin Up sentiment
http://colorthrowdown.blogspot.com/
This next one is another bouncing brayer background. Lola thinks it needs a bag of popcorn embellishment in the corner because it makes her think of the fair. I am thinking it will be a thank you, and I will add a French "Merci". What do you think?
Stampin Up's "Feeling Sentimental"
Papers: Crisp Cantaloupe card with Not Quite Navy, Rose Red, and a scrap of peach paper
Embossing Folders: Darice
Distress Inks and Glimmer mist
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