A
thunderstorm may be starting to brew so I thought I better get this posted in case
the hydro goes out. There was no posting yesterday because we went to Point
Pelee to go for a walk and do a little birding. Not many migratory birds have
shown up yet so we didn’t see much but it was nice to be able to get outside
for awhile. We were so tired when we got back home we pretty much collapsed on
the couch after eating supper and showering. Today I’m working on another quilt
top. I must get some of these finished completely instead of just making tops
but the “lower studio” (aka the basement) is too cold and damp for me to sit
down there for a couple of hours pinning the quilt layers together. Oh well,
eventually it will warm up and I’ll get caught – well, I’ll get some done. I
doubt if I’ll ever get caught up.
Today’s
card was stamped with a stamp that is always a favourite with my cat-loving friends.
The
image was once again coloured with Prismacolor pencils and blended with gamsol.
I went back into the paper stash and found the background paper that looked
great together and they were taped together, trimmed to size and the brown
strip added over the seam. The image and the dark brown cardstock behind it was
die cut with a Spellbinder’s square die and glued on. The leaves were die cut
with a Die-Namites die and just glued down beside the square. The bow was tied
and I ended up with one very long end so I glued it on an angle and then added
the peel-off sentiment. I liked the jaunty look it gave the card.
That’s
all for a nice (so far) Wednesday. We are very busy from May until fall so
there may not be a posting every day. Don’t forget you can always go to “LABELS”
and click on any type of posting you are interested in be it cards; quilts; scrapbook;
painting or other crafts I do.
Cheers
Violet
Well i for one will miss your everyday posting Violet. But glad to hear you are doing better and are getting out and about. Love this card. The color and the jaunty angle of the bow! :) We had a new bird at the feeder this week... a Rose-breasted Grosbeak if i'm not mistaken....pretty bird. The Indigo Bunting is back from wherever he goes in the winter... and i've had a hummer or two... Its a cool morning this morning ( in the 40's) but today promises to be a gorgeous day in the 70's.... Hugs! deb
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