Friday, January 21, 2011
Happy Friday Everyone!
Are you as happy as I am that it's Friday? Oh yes sireee! I'm soooo thankful it's only a few hours until the weekend! I've had a very busy week at work (which is why I've been so quiet this week) and I am looking forward to taking it easy for a couple of days. How about you?
One card I did manage to whip up this week is this one!
I {heart} these Puddle Jumpers! And sweet Mary Jane is up there amongst my favorites!
Since Valentines Day is right around the corner, I pulled Basic Grey's Olivia paper pad to make this card. Not an obvious choice for a romantic card, but when I saw the hearts paper, I knew it was perfect for Mary Jane! As always I used my ever faithful reinkers and aquapainter brush to color her in. Then I cut her out and popped her on a panel made with various papers from the Basic Grey collection, Bazzil cardstock and the Labels Eight Nestie. The layout is from this week's Sweet Sunday Sketch #100. Some of my favorite crafting tools are my Fiskars decorative scissors. I especially love the small scalloped ones, which I used around the edge of scalloped nestie panel. LOVE that look!
Got any plans for the weekend? We're laying low with all this snow we've been getting. Although, we may be painting our downstairs bathroom if we can decide on a paint color! :)
Thanks for dropping by and have a good one!
6 Comments:
I love how you used the BG papers together. I love the "feel" that the papers give to the card. Very nice, very cute.
So sweet, Sandra! Simply Fabulous!
:) Rachel
This is so sweet Sandra! I'm loving the plaid - just adorable.
Your blog is beautiful. Congratulations!
Hello my sweet friend!! So glad you have a few days to rest after all the busi-ness of the week!! I LOVE your card!! Of course, I love everything designed by you!!!
Hugs - LORi
OH SANDRA! This is absolutely ADORABLE! I love your eye for combining patterns & colors & textures! The fence detail is so sweet, and the contrast from the black stitched ribbon is perfect! Love it! {hug}
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