Wednesday, October 26, 2011
Sorry I've Been...
Husband (as he walks past): Hmrfphh...
Me (as I work photograph the card): Excuse me?
Husband (pointing to the card): Is that for me?
Me (with a puzzled look): What? No. I never give you cards.
Husband (looking smug): Well, it should be for me, Crabby.
Me (looking irritated): Oh, go away.
I'm pleased to bring back a Carbon Copied post after having taken a week off. This time Chari, from Little Miss Littleness is joining me. (Wow, talk about the talent that girl has!) It's a small world, turns out that Chari and I went to the same college! Go Wolfpack! So fun to make connections in the blogging world. Chari is part of the Lawn Fawn Design Team and her cards are always so amazing, fun and playful!
We are teaming up to participate in the current Lawnscaping Challenge: Paper Piecing! Both of us are showcasing the cute Lawn Fawn set, Critters in the Sea. I paper pieced the little crabs from the set with some scrap misted paper for the shells and red patterned paper for the bodies. They are holding a customized paper pieced banner. I knew I wanted to use that cute little crab in the set as it hadn't seen ink yet, so I came up with a pun and just went with it. The crab on the right was reversed stamped, I think that is called.
Please hop on over to Chari's blog if you haven't done so, I know she is going to have something out of this world. Check out this card she posted just yesterday-goodness, the idea alone is fantastic not to mention the skills and techniques represented in the card!
(**If you are interested in learning more about Carbon Copied or to sign up to participate with me, please click the badge on my sidebar to read more about it!**)
Supplies:
Cardstock: (White) Office Max, (Cranberry Crisp) SU
Patterned Paper: (Blues) Basic Grey, (Red) unknown
Stamps: (Critters in the Sea, Bannerific) Lawn Fawn
Ink: (Jumbo Java Veramagic Chalk) Tsukineko
Other: (Mustard Chalk Mist) Tattered Angels, (Marker) SU
Tools: (Dot Impression Plate) PTI
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Boy, have I needed this card to give lately! lol! Love it Karen! The texture and those cutie paper-pieced crabs make it one fun card!
ReplyDeleteOh...I think we all need that card to give to our hubbies! You are not alone. Love the paper piecing Karen. So sweet.
ReplyDeletecute card! I could use a couple of those here too.
ReplyDeleteSO so cute! Love your cute little no-so-crabby looking crabs!
ReplyDeleteHehe, maybe you need to make another one that says "I'm sorry YOU'RE crabby" for your husband. :) Great job reverse stamping, those little crabs are perfect! Thanks for having me join you for Carbon Copied it was so much fun. Oh and thanks for the shout out for yesterdays card too fellow Wolfpacker! GO WOLFPACK! :)
ReplyDeleteOh this is so cute! Just how I have been feeling lately too!
ReplyDeleteDarling card, Karen! Love the little guys. ;)
ReplyDeleteYou should give a card to your husband some day, totally surprise him... but I'd leave the subject of being crabby along... chuckle chuckle on your story, I'm with Lynn, we've all been there. I love the conversations I have with my husband in the morning where I'm awake and he's half asleep and he just glares... Right, love the card, fun paper piercing and the reverse stamping is great, I've only done that a few times.
ReplyDeleteI would forgive anyone who gave me this card :) who wouldn't!
ReplyDeleteBrilliant card, love the paper piecing Karen :)
Jenny x
This is so stinking cute! I love the sentiment! I need to make that and give it to my husband, lol!!!! And thanks for playing along in our Lawnscaping challenge! You know how much we love having you here! You rock it every time! :)
ReplyDeleteDARLING card! Love the paper-piecing and embossed background!!
ReplyDeletesuper cute. great paper piecing. This crabs are tiny little to paper piece.
ReplyDeleteTHIS is absolutely adorable!
ReplyDeleteWhy is he calling himself crabby? :)
ReplyDeleteSuch an adorable card.
This is so cute! Adorable pp :) hugs
ReplyDeleteWonderful card Karen, I love the banner :)
ReplyDeleteHow utterly fun!!! Always look forward to Carbon Copied Wednesdays!!!
ReplyDeleteWho could be crabby looking at those cuties? Love your misting, as always!
ReplyDeleteSo adorable! Your card is crazy cuteness! (hugs)
ReplyDeleteOh so cute Karen!! Surely you are never crabby! :)
ReplyDeleteWow...this is very creative card...LOVE it, the crabs so cute holding the banner. Thank you for playing with us at Lawnscaping :)
ReplyDeleteLuis thinks he deserves this card too. :) Love those sweet little crabs and their layered paper pieced shells! :)
ReplyDeleteSUCH a great card and it would come in handy many times! love this, karen!
ReplyDeleteAwesome card, Karen!!! I love the sentiment. It's super fun and so very appropriate for those "crabby days" that us girls can have. LoL!... I love how you did your reverse stamping too. Fabulous work, as always. :)
ReplyDeleteKaren, love this card and using that sentiment with the crab images. The dimension on the crab is fabulous
ReplyDeleteGreat card Karen! How do you reverse stamp? Thought it could only be done on acetate, if it's what I'm thinking about.
ReplyDeleteaww what a fun card... Love those cute little crabs..
ReplyDeleteha!!!!! this cracks me up! great story too- and your reverse stamping is fab!
ReplyDeletethis is so cute and the conversation just makes me smile. =) fabulous way of using the crab image. love this, Karen!
ReplyDeleteOHHHHH! Those little crabs are PERFECT! I LOOOOOOOVE this card--totally need to CASE it! I've been crabby A LOT! LOL!
ReplyDeleteLOL...love the story about your hubby....
ReplyDeleteWhat an adorable card...fab paper piecing!
Off to check out Chari's card..
Your story is too funny! Beautiful paper piecing and adorable adorable card! Crabby or not! :-)
ReplyDeleteSorry, I have been swamped and I am trying to play catch up!
Lol... before i even read your story, I was thinking, I so need to make one of these for my husband. ha. Super cute Karen.
ReplyDeleteEeek, this is adorable! I love how the crab's shell looks sandy.
ReplyDeletethis is just way too cute Karen!
ReplyDeleteCute card! Your paper piecing is superb and the punny sentiment is perfect!!! Love your story, too! FUNNY!
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