On the "good news" front ... I finished my VERY FIRST 1/2 marathon on Saturday. Holy saMOKES!! I NEVER thought I would EVER be able to run that far ... EVER. Period. End of statement!! I am SO proud of myself!! Best part??? I didn't even fall down ... not once!!! (Ok ... that's really only funny if you've been following my blog for a while and read my whole dang-long saga that I posted last year on my birthday!).
Stamps: Life in the Forest
Paper: Crumb Cake, Tangelo Twist, Mossy Meadow, Subtles Color Collection DSP
Ink: Mossy Meadow
Accessories: Little Letters Thinlits Dies, Tiny Triangle Textured Impressions Embossing Folder, Natural Chevron Ribbon, Retro Fresh Washi Tape, Fringe Scissors, Sewing Machine
Next up?? Nancy Smith!! If you click on the "previous blog" button you will be taken back to Jill Coleman's fabulous creation as well!
11 comments:
Such a wonderful card, Wendy! Especially love the fringe along the bottom.
Critters or not it's definitely a great card! I love the trees with the triangle embossed piece and the fringe trim. Your FIL loved it, I'm sure!
Wow - congratulations on your half marathon! That's awesome!!!
Way to think out of the box with your card. Really cute.
OK, first of all, congrats on completing your first 1/2 marathon! You go girl!
And second, who knew fringe worked on a masculine card?! I love the way you folded back the chevron ribbon, it looks even more like an arrow that way :)
Super cute card! I love the cut out DAD at the bottom. And congrats on the 1/2 marathon. That's amazing!!
your card looks wonderful even without an animal. You showed a great way to use this set with just the trees!
Nice father's day card!
Neat card; love the texture and the added detail of the fringe cut layers! And a great big "Woohoo! Way to go, girl!" on your run. My husband is a runner and I know what it takes to get trained for something like that. Congrats to you!!!
Such a fun card. Love this set and was happy to see that the Stamp Review Crew picked it. Love what you did with the letters too.
Love the "DAD" element. The reverse die cut letters on the textured panel. Great masculine card layout and colors.
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