Tomorrow is Earth Day, and I have it on my mind today.
This week's The Cat's Pajamas Tuesday challenge is hosted by Carole, who challenged us to make a card using a sketch. When I saw that circle, I saw the Earth, and that is where the card started. I printed the Earth image from NASA's web site. For all the papers, I used paper from my stash of recycled paper. I have a drawer full of card stock that was scrap from the printing and design department at work.
The card measures 6.25 x 3.5 inches, so it fits in a standard (non-invitation) envelope.
Happy Earth Day!! If you can, walk instead of drive tomorrow. Plant flowers or plan a garden. We have a beautiful home on the place we call Earth, so stop and take notice.
Here is my card:
Stuff used:
Stamps: All from The Cat's Pajamas: rocket and star field from It's a Mod, Mod World set, and flowers from the Spring Fling set
Paper: All from scrap card stock
Ink: Versafine Onxy Black, Palette New Canvas, Prismacolor pencils
Other: Cuttlebug D'vine Swirls embossing folder, Circle Nestabilities die to cut out Earth, dimentional foam dots to pop up rocket
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5 comments:
Very cool! Love the floral rocket ship! :-)
Happy Earth Day to you, Alice! You're certainly do your part by using scrap card stock for this cute little project. I like how the blossom pattern is repeated in the rocket front.
And thank you so much for directing me to the doll moulds. I appreciate your time and effort in looking them up because I certainly couldn't find them! Now I just have to get a family member to give me early birthday and Christmas presents.
Alice, a very appropriate earth day card; i love it! to use the world as the circle was pretty clever; and that stamp goes perfectly with the theme! And in keeping with the theme, love how you used paper from your stash - the use of the flowers was PERFECTION! Great take on this challenge - very inspiring!
Great design! You are definately filled with talent. Until next time, Marilyn Parke
Awesome Earth Day/TCP card!!! LOVE it, and thanks for playing with us, Alice!
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