Good Morning everyone! I recently bought Nate's ABCs and it is such a cute cartridge! I love the little scenes in it. One of my close friends recently lost an aunt so I decided to make her a sympathy card using this cartridge.
Recipe: A2 card folded landscape using So Saffron from Stampin Up. Layer is from My Minds Eye, Stella & Rose, Hattie 6X6 paper pad. Image is cut at 3.5". Grass part is from Nana's Nursery, Baby Boy and the rest are from scraps in my stash. The stamp is from Stampin Up Teeny Tiny Wishes and I used Staz On Timber Brown ink. The butterfly by the sentiment is from Martha Stewart's 3 in 1 butterfly punch. I used Waterfall and Eucalyptus Stickles to accent the butterfly and the leaves on the plant. Ribbon is from my stash. The cut out for the eye on the snail was entirely too small, so I used a white gel pen instead. I also did a little doodling with it.
So that's my card. I really like it. I am entering it into a few challenges and contests for this week:
Celebrate The Occasion challenge #32 which is any type of card as long as you use ribbon.
Cricut Blog World Card Making Day Contest.
Paper Sundaes Challenge #88 which is Anything Goes.
Thank you for stopping by and commenting. As always, have a great day!
Beautiful card, thanks for joining CTO!
ReplyDeleteIncredibly sweet card Pam, I love the colours and they way you have created the snail and little garden scene...so cute :) thank you for the comment you left over at mine and for following my blog...I've just tried to follow your blog but it's only showing the followers heading...there isn't anywhere to subscribe to your blog :) Donna ♥ x
ReplyDeleteso adorable!
ReplyDeleteLove that shimmer, so very pretty. Thanks for playing along this week at Paper Sundaes!
ReplyDeleteThis card is absolutely gorgeous!! Sympathy cards are always so hard to make. Thanks for playing with us at CTO!
ReplyDeleteLaurie
scrapsbysissy.blogspot.com
Really beautiful card, your papers are gorgeous! Thanks for joining us this week @ CTO, hope to see you again next week :)
ReplyDeleteOne word - Adorable!
ReplyDeleteThanks for joining us at CTO!
Oh so cute!
ReplyDeleteSuch a beautiful way to make a snail-- I love it
ReplyDeleteCheers from Bangalore ,India
Dr Sonia S V
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