I love this cute
chocolate bunny image and sentiment from one of Jan’s Digis Easter sets. Together,
they make a perfect topper for a treat bag I’m giving to a friend who
loves chocolate… and caramel. (I think I’ll need to ask if I can taste one…
because I almost bought an extra bag for myself, but feared I’d eat all of them
in one sitting!)
Supplies:
· Chocolate Bunny Digi (Precolored) and sentiment from Jan’s
Digi Stamps digi set (Easter Jonquils)
·
Light Shading and Highlights
added with Spectrum Noir Classique markers and white colored
pencil
·
All other items from my stash.
This is my final entry into
the current Butterfly
Challenge, and for the first time in a long time, all three of the entries of my
cards were made with the featured fold! My card features all the required colors (Tea Green- small leaves on the tag, Tango Pink and Teal-flowers and butterfly, and Thistle/lavender-butterfly,
plus all three
of the themes (Tent Fold, twine, and Butterfly(ies!)
I’m
entering this card into several challenges including Outlawz Sunday Challenge- Spring Song (Inspired by the
reference to rain in the rhyme, because we all know that April Showers bring May
Flowers!); The Sisterhood of Crafters: Rainbows or Rainbow Colors (I
think that I have all colors of the rainbow on my card, in the flowers,
butterflies and the lettering on the inside); and Park Hopping-My Happy Place (visiting
the Epcot Flower Garden Festival is on my “bucket list.” You can find details HERE)
Supplies:
·
Instructions for Tent Fold found HERE.
·
Sparkly Butterfly Stickers- Hobby Lobby
· Front Sentiment/Tag-
Desert Diva Freebie (hello!)
· Inside Sentiment-
“Bloom where you are planted” (from in bag of assorted clear stamps found at a
rummage sale years ago)
·
All other items from my stash.
Back in the late 90’s a
friend and her husband had a small home business, making wood-mount vulcanized
rubber stamps that they sold at craft shows around the Midwest. I drew several
designs which she turned into stamps and added to her catalog. She paid me in
stamps and supplies… win-win! Since I’m married to a gorgeous guy who is 100%
Norwegian, I created this image, and matching sentiment which I made into
Christmas cards that were sent to all my hubby’s relatives a few decades ago. The
little Viking was adhered to a magnet strip, allowing it to be used in the way
the humous sentiment intended! (For those not familiar with Lutefisk, Norwegians
living across US Midwest consider it to be a holiday delicacy. It is cod preserved in lye, has a gelatinous texture, and some describe its fragrance as “a strong
smell of canned tuna plus Limburger cheese”, aka “stinky cheese.” Non-Norwegians, like me, prefer to sit “downwind” of this
dish that is usually served for Christmas dinner with mashed potatoes and lots
of melted butter.) The cards and fridge
magnets were such a hit, that I personally sold them at holiday craft shows for
a few years!
I’m entering this card into
several challenges including Outlawz Twisted Thursday: Same
Old Stuff (the stamps after at least 25 years old, and the pretty border
stickers were from an after-Christmas sale at Hobby Lobby a few years ago.)
Supplies:
·
Gate Fold Card- Instructions and template available on Pinterest or via
Google
·
Viking Image and sentiments-Wood Mount Red Rubber Stamps (created by me,
and made into stamps by a friend!)
·
Colored with Spectrum
Noir Classique markers, Marvy Silver Marker, Sakura Gelly Roll white gel pen
·
Holly Border Stickers- Hobby Lobby
· Sentiments-
Computer Generated
·
All other items from my stash.
Entered into:
Rudolph Days Challenge- March