That is for sure!!!! Hi there, everyone, how you all doing? Been awhile since I have been here, quite a few things have been happening and blogging never entered the mind of Louise!!!
This cool card was made at the Thompson Center. The technique is called "Sunburst" it is all in how you cut the strips of paper using a 6x6 pad of patterned paper. So fun.Well, I have to go and get ready for card making at the Thompson Center today, I shall come back later to finish this blog.
Back again, 2 days later and a few more cards to show. This next card, the horse, was a stamp donated to Thompson Center. Sure glad I found it when I did and stamped a bunch of horses, cause now the stamp has disappeared...oh well, guess that happens.
Anyways, my great-niece likes horses and jumps them. So, for her birthdays I like to give her "horse birthday cards". Her brother is into guitars and drums, so that is what I look for, for him. My other great-nephew and niece, he is into hockey and fishing and the niece likes gymnastics and cheerleading. So, the hunt is to find stamps that represent what their likes are. I do love this horse though, so pretty.
The next two cards were made at Thompson Center on Tuesday. A "sunburst card" Fun way to make thank you cards, need to make a few more of these for a couple of people that have helped me with projects around the house.
I love this card, probably it's the paper I like, again it's the sunburst card.
Well, my Chicago Blackhawks did not make the play-offs, nope, not this year or even next year probably. They are in a rebuild with lots of young players coming up the pipe-line and the older players getting treaded off to other teams. Will be sad to see them go, but at least they will have a chance to join a team that is chasing the Stanley Cup. Now we have to wait till August/September before the games start up again.
A neighbor has been helping me get the front yard cleaned up, had weeds growing all over the place, he cut them down, laid plastic down and then mulch. Planted a rose bush at one end and moved a big pot with dirt in the middle of the planter and put flowers in it. What a difference it made. He is going to work up the other side of the yard this weekend maybe. I bought a new peonie stand to keep from letting the peonies lean on the ground. Have to get out there today to set the stand up before the peonies get too big.
Since Jay's passing, exactly 2 years and 9 months today, there is just some stuff, I can't do alone anymore. John on the other side of the house, cuts my grass and shovels the snow. It was a mild winter this winter, but who knows what next winter will be like. Guess I will have to do what I can and hope for the best.
Well, I guess it is time to close this blog for today. You all have a great rest of April and keep looking up, better days are coming.
Cheers ~ Louise
2 comments:
I'm trying to get caught up commenting after everything that has happened in these last few weeks. I'm in a holding pattern until cabinet is rebuilt and new floors laid. I like this sunburst pattern on all your cards. It is such a fun look. That horse is so poignant. That's wonderful that your neighbors are helping you out. A yard is a biggie to take care of alone.
Hi Brenda thanks for stopping by. Yeah, I love the sunburst pattern also. Just ordered some stuff from Scrapbook.com and there are quite a few things that I am excited to try plus some new 6x6 papers for sunburst cards. I always enjoy going to your site always fun to see what you are making.
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