
As usual, this swap is late! PTL that after a good talk with my swapping guru Kadie and a "Procrastinators Pact" with Karen, I should be breaking the terrible habit of being a late swapper. Just need to get the August Sisterhood card made and in the mail, and I should be back on schedule. PTL for the 3-day weekend coming up so I can do my September cards and then I'll be in study mode until mid-November.
Anywho, enough ramble! This card is for Jeanette's (aka Forest Ranger) very first swap! I started with a completely different idea, but you know how it goes sometimes.
Lately I'm loving and miraculously using my stash of Urban Rhapsody by K & Company, and more birds. I used copics to color my little feathered friend and the clouds, and Tim Holtz Distress Ink ( a blend of Vintage Photo and Tea Dyed) on the tree trunk and scallops at the bottom. The sentiment is Hero Arts.
TFL & hugs,
10 comments:
Awwww, this is adorable! I love the popped up birdie and clouds and the way you did that tree!!
LOL...swapping guru...kadiechopra. :)
I LOVE this card! The images are perfect and the colors are stunning! I love the way they are layered. So good!!
This card is gorgeous! I love it! Awesome detail cutting!
Catherine, this card is fanstastic! And I didn't even have to kick your butt yet! The details are great and I'm glad to see you getting some of your mojo back!
The tree is fantastic! Am I the only onw who noticed that the clouds look like faces? hehe.. too cute!
Great card! I love the tree and the ribbon as a divider is wonderful.
Smiles,
Brandi
oooh....I love this Catherine! I love the tree, the grass, the clouds....just the sweetest! :)
I know I already commented on this card, but seeing it again while visiting your blog, I just wanted to let you know that this card ROCKS!
Very nice, Catherine! I'm loving the way you used the DP, and the little birdie is too cute!
This is a cute cute card! You did awesome here!!
What a super cute & fresh litle card! I can almost smell the lovely grass and the beautifully colored tree! Terrific job!
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