Ha, the cards just keep coming! If my legs would hold me up I think I’d stay up the entire night and build little creations but alas, my “dawgs” is tired. Without further ado:
CFC132: What a Catch
Create a Guy card with the following catch...you can't use kraft as a color at all, AND you have to include some sort of ribbon.
*entries close at noon on June 20th*
So I made -
This is simple - well as simple as I can make things. I tend to get all cluttery so this was a stretch. Loved this paper - My Mind’s Eye from the “Dolled Up” 6 x 6 paper pad. Made it easy to do a masculine theme. I mitred a little paper to make a “frame” and the tack holding the sentiment on is actually a blob of glitter glue from my glue gun. It came together fast, I must admit.
Today’s 1 small thing IS really small…
I am constantly amazed at how wonderful my iphone takes pictures of the teensiest of subjects. I caught this little lady(bug) dining out on tiny aphids.
I like what this vintage book “Handbook of Nature Study” by Anna Botsford Comstock said about the Ladybird:
“The little black legs, while quite efficient because they can move so rapidly, are not the ladybird’s only means of locomotion; she is a good flier and has a long pair of dark wings which she folds crosswise under her wing covers. It is comical to see her pull up her wings, as a lady tucks up a long petticoat; and sometimes ladybird is rather slovenly about it and runs around with the tips of her wings hanging out behind, quite untidily.”
Well said!
Good morning Barb:)
ReplyDeleteI LOVE your masculine card! I sometimes think they are the hardest ones to do..but prolly are the easiest because they don't require all that ribbon,flowers and bows.:) Love how you tacked the sentiment onto the cork board! What a COOL idea! Also...LOVE your mitered frame! Awesome card my friend! :)
I always wondered why the ladybird's (bug) wings stuck out from under the black wing.:) Maybe it's for a fast getaway?LOL
Love and hugs!
Valinda
Wow! I'm amazed by how clearly the stamping showed up on the ribbon - well done! So glad you joined us at CAS-ual Fridays!
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