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Word Art Wednesday 623-624 AG w Uplifting Sentiment wk1 1/5
Hello, everybody! Today I present a bird-themed Thinking of You card. I made this a couple months ago when I was on a blog break. My Mom likes to have a stash of Thinking of You cards on hand to send out when needed, and this was one that I made for her.
Hello, everyone! Today I am sharing a poppy-themed thinking-of-you card. I was inspired by Mrs. A's Butterfly Challenge 189, whose theme is Poppies and Panels, as well as Simon Says Stamp Wednesday's Thinking of You challenge. We just celebrated Canada's Remembrance Day yesterday, so these challenge themes were timely and much appreciated.
I fussy-cut the poppy, label, and poppy-patterned panel from a collage sheet printable from the Facebook group called Free Printables for your Junk Journaling with TLC (thank you for remembering Canada, Paulette!).
The butterfly is a die, which I cut twice so I could paper-piece the body. I made the thinking-of-you sentiment in Microsoft Word and layered it onto a white scrap. After adhering everything onto the poppy paper, I layered the panel onto black cardstock and then on a white card base.
Here's the inside of my card, where I added a leftover scrap of the poppy-patterned paper and a punched butterfly, leaving plenty of room to write a message.
Here I am again! Sorry for the blog blast, but I want to share all four of my cards before the Fall/Winter Coffee Lovers Blog Hop ends - today is the last day! Here is my final card:
Digital image: Last Minute Manda Christmas Coffee and Cookies
Stamps: STAMPlorations Caffeinated Christmas (sentiment), Your Next Stamp Warm Christmas Wishes (holly)Ink: Worn Lipstick Distress Oxide (for inking around the circle), Versafine Onyx Black (for sentiment)Die: Neat and Tangled FaLaLa Cover Plate, Nellie's Multiframe CirclesOther: Vellum
I coloured the snowman cup and holly images with markers, added accents with a white paint marker, and fussy-cut. I stamped the sentiment on a circle and inked the edges. I adhered the image, sentiment, and holly to a vellum circle and then to the die-cut cover plate.
I was inspired by the following 10 challenges (see badges below):Yes, it's me again! Today I am sharing all of the coffee/cocoa cards I made this week as it's the last day of the Fall/Winter Coffee Lovers Blog Hop. Here is my third card:
Digital image: Last Minute Manda Sweet Ginger Christmas DrinksStamp: Holly (Your Next Stamp Waddles Holiday Food Truck)Sentiment: Self-made in Microsoft WordEmbossing folder: Nellie's Choice Christmas Oval Holly FrameOther: Snowflake punch
I coloured the gingerbread and holly images with markers, added accents with a white paint marker, and fussy-cut. I embossed a white panel with the holly frame and created a sentiment strip in Microsoft Word. I finished the card with a few punched snowflakes.
I was inspired by the following 8 challenges (see all badges below):Hello, it's me again, back with another card! I've been inspired by a number of awesome challenges this week, as well as the Fall/Winter Coffee Lovers Blog Hop! Today is the last day so I'm linking up all of my cards this afternoon! Here is my second card:
Digital image: Digi Doodles Studios Cocoa Charlie FreezeSentiment stamp: Cardz TV Snow DayInk: Versamark for stamped sentiment, Distress Oxides for background (can't remember which colours as I made this background panel a while ago)Die: Nellie's Choice Deer in Forest (I used a craft knife to remove the deer), dotted circle (can't remember the brand; all my circles are on magnets)Other: Snowflake punches, Ranger White embossing powder, glitter paper
I coloured the image with markers, added accents with a white paint marker, and fussy-cut. Do you see the little fox peeking out from behind? So cute! For the scene die, I used a craft knife to remove the deer. I heat-embossed the sentiment in white and finished the card with several punched snowflakes.
I was inspired by the following 8 challenges (see all badges below):