Today I get to go take photos of athletes moving in .... unfortunately (for ME) most of them live in the 'dorm of doom' (five floors, no air conditioning, no elevators)... How is that for a fall sport work out program?
Tomorrow a meeting in Des Moines, IA (3 hours away).
I did manage to get my laundry done, the front yard mowed, and make a replacement card for friend Mary Lee. This is very similar to a previous card I made for her. Somewhere along the line I decided I needed to make all five of her request cards using fabric since she is a quilter. So... if my math is correct (which my friends and family know to be a dicey situation) I need to make one more Mary Lee card then the Fabric Five will be complete.
P.S. Blogger is not my friend! It won't allow me to post comments on my blogger friends sites. VERY frustrating! And I don't have time to figure it out right now. Word Press is looking more and more inviting every day...
Doorway to the Holidays
~Base card PaperTrey Ink Kraft cardstock
~Layer of green cardstock
~Four strips of fabric scraps
~Two layers of hunter green ribbon topped with red/gold ribbon
~Free digital image from Bird's Cards colored with Copics, printed twice - wreath cut and attached using sticky foam dots
~Wreath highlighted with Inkssentials Glossy Accents and Stickles Candy Cane
Challenges
Paper Sundaes - say hi (a door with a wreath appears to say hello..come on in)
Thanks for clicking by,
Nancy in Iowa
How cute - great use for fabric. If you're having trouble with blogger, when you log in, uncheck the box that says to leave you logged in (and always keep it unchecked). That's a killer when it comes to making comments. Getting closer to the "great restroom blogging experience". Could that be a title or what?
ReplyDeleteNancy, this is just beautiful! Love that wonderful little wreath on this. So pretty and perfect for the holidays.
ReplyDelete(I've not been able to find your e-mail address but you asked how I like my Prisma pencils - and have to tell you....I LOVE them! I don't use the Gamsol for blending - instead us Baby Oil. I really do like them for coloring!)
Lynn