How do ya'll like this sweet little baby? He is called Buskettie by Mo Maning. Isn't that a fun name too? I won him in Sassy Raggedy's Candy. I was so excited that I sat down and colored it the very day I received it. I designed in red, white, and blue to enter into Mo's challenge last week, but I missed the deadline. I got lucky though because this weeks challenge is a "Thank You Card".
Inside Sentiment |
The inside sentiment was created by me in MS Word. I did some doodling and distressing to give it that aged, country feel. The red tabs were punched with a SU tab punch. The black squares are Starform stickers
The card is outside of my normal comfort zone, but DH is always encouraging me to step out of my comfort zone and try something different. I am still deciding if I am pleased with the string borders, but I posted it, so I guess I am OK with it. LOL.
Have a Great Memorial Weekend if you are living in the States. Take some time to offer up some prayers or just heartfelt thanks for all our military have done and continue to do for us. They and their families make so many sacrifices to protect us and allow us to live in this great USA. For all my friends across the pond. Have a fabby weekend and make some time to relax and craft.
Love ya'll!!!
I love the string border, how can you not be? Fabulous card and wonderfully cute image! Congrats on your win!
ReplyDeleteWOW,what a cute card. Using the floss was a wonderful idea....What an adorable card you made with this wonderful Mo Manning stamp. So glad you enjoyed it...joann sassy raggedy
ReplyDeleteAww, brings back memories of when kids were little.....love how you colored and your layers and papers are wonderful. Sentiment is perfect. What a great win.
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Sue
aw so stunning londa.fabulous sweet image and I love your colour combo :D
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THis is just too cute, So glad you joined us this week at Mo's.
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Debbie
What a gorgeous card. Love this image.
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for joining us at Mo`s Digital Challenge.
Hugs, Tine