Hi there and welcome!
The flowers are up and blooming beautifully in the gardens
and I'm thoroughly enjoying them all!
Today I'm sharing several projects I created for May swaps / challenges.
I made this card using a Quietfire Design quote stamp and Memory Box floral stamp.
It's for the international Card Chain Challenge
over at Society Of Stampaholics hosted by Deborah Nolan.
Flashback Warning!
I really like taking part in Deborah's CCC. In March I sent a card to New Zealand and received one from Mauritus, learning where it's located in the process! :)
It reminds me of how I enjoyed having pen pals around the world as a teen. As some of you may remember back before social media it would take months for the mail to get back and forth. But the wait was all worthwhile the moment I'd spy an envelope with those wonderful exotic stamps on it. For me it was very exciting to read about another teens life from across the globe, learning of their different way of life but also seeing all that we had in common too. Some of these paper friendships lasted decades.
So although I embrace our digital world and the speed at which it enables us to communicate, I have to admit that I still enjoy getting some happy mail in my mail box. :)
This digital collage ATC is headed for Connie
who won the May WTA ATC challenge
This coloured outline sticker on cellophane ATC
Titled -Two lips tell all is my entry for
the A flower tells all challenge
I'll leave you today with a photo of some Tulips, the only
ones out of 40 + that I managed to save from the Deer.
Have a great long weekend and as always thanks for your visit!
Jutta
Hi Jutta!
ReplyDeleteI enjoyed reading your post. Your projects will definitely be enjoyed by the recipient. :)
I will need to try coloring the outline sticker sometime...your ATC is a beauty.
Lovely tulips. It was nice of the deer to leave them for you. :)
Have a good weekend. Hugs!
Thanks Kathy Jo!
DeleteLoving all, especially the two lips tell all.HA HA HA! You put the sticker on cello and then mounted on a card? Love it!
ReplyDeleteThanks Robyn I cut the cello oversize then after I have that part complete I just wrap it over a pc of cardstock, trim cello so it's apx. 1/2" all around and adhere to back.
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