Today's card was one I made while practicing shading for the Bic/Sharpie tutorial. It's not very obviously shaded (shall we call it "subtle"?), so I didn't use it on that post. Still, I really like how the colors turned out on this one. Blue and green always fly.
*groan*
Off to voluteer at the school library and to have lunch in Jack's classroom, so no witty chatter today. Just bad puns. Although, speaking of Jack, I have a saying posted over my computer by Jack that his teacher laminated and sent home a few years ago. She wrote at the bottom, "This is what your child said he knows about dragons." Jack said, "The dragon eats the princess." This always makes me laugh, but perhaps you have to be his mother to appreciate it.
Sigh. Maybe I'll be funny tomorrow.
Supplies
stamps: Hero Arts
ink: Memento
paper: SU bashful blue, basic black; PTI white
accessories: Bic markers, half pearls, dimensionals
Blue and green certainly do fly together rather well.
ReplyDeleteJack's take on dragons made me smile!
Thanks for that final thought before bedtime. Your card does "fly" - you have the knack of making stamps I wouldn't look twice at become a must have.
ReplyDeleteKids say the darndest things ... :-)
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ReplyDeleteSo simple and charming, I like your card very much;-)
ReplyDeleteVery pretty - love the "subtle" shading!
ReplyDeleteAnd I think any mother can appreciate Jack's observations on dragons! It made me smile!
Love it! I agree with Cassandra - I would probably never have looked twice at this stamp, and now, I'd love to find it! By the way, your Jack sounds like such a sweetie!
ReplyDeleteYour blue and green fly away card is wonderful!! and Jack is so right ... dragons do eat princesses :-)
ReplyDeleteSweet card, Susan - and don't worry, you are funny every day! (Even with the bad puns :)
ReplyDeleteOoo, lovely. And I know the puns are bead but they make me smile! Hev:)
ReplyDeleteHey, I like your groaners! :) From this card I learned that it is ok to not have everything "matchy matchy," which is how my brain works most of the time. I love that the blue in the bird is darker than the blue cardstock..it looks great! Thanks for another lovely card to case! :)
ReplyDeleteSo, no last minute saves by the galloping hero in Jack's world. Perhaps a more mature way of looking at it than many adults.
ReplyDeleteI agree with the others, you took a so-so stamp and made it special.
Have you and Jack ever read _Paper Bag Princess_? No digested princess there...
ReplyDeleteLove the subtle shading on the card, and the perfectly placed bling.