It's a beautiful Saturday morning here and I've got a list a mile long of things to do today, so I'll be quick! I'm a firm believer in the waiting game, as good things do come to those who wait.
I have some exciting happenings on my blog the next few days, as my birthday and The Bald Dragonfly's anniversary occur on the same day. Look out for a giveaway!
I wanted to throw my hat in for Market Street Stamps Special Edition Block Party. Congratulations to them for turning a year old! There are some fabulous entries so far, I was a bit intimidated to enter this one, but I couldn't resist, I love their stamps and I think I added some cute personal touches. This snail from Slow Movin' is so cute, it is a large size so it can hold its own on a card. I added my own touches by replacing the stamped shell with dyed rolled ribbon and the antenae with knotted string. The grass is from Homegrown. I added a touch of pink ink for the cheeks-too cute! and softened everything up a bit with some creamy brown ink on the edges.
Supplies:
Cardstock: (Kraft) PTI
Patterned Paper: (Stella & Rose) My Mind's Eye
Stamps: (Slow Movin', Homegrown) Market Street Stamps
Ink: (Vintage Photo Distress) Ranger, (Sabd Beige, Petal Pink) Versacolor
Fiber: (Ivory Silk, Natural Burlap String) May Arts
Other: (Medallion Chalk Mist) Tattered Angels
Tools: (Corner Chomper) WR Memory Keepers
Love what you've done with the snail's shell. Great texture (hint hint, Moxie fab). And the patterned paper is great, almost looks like one of your misting/distressed backgrounds.
ReplyDeleteThis is gorgeous and he totally does hold his own. The shell is brilliant!
ReplyDeleteOmg so cute Karen and love how you used the ribbon!!!!
ReplyDeleteYou most definitely added some unique and gorgeous touches! Love the twine and the ribbon. Adorable and classy at the same time!
ReplyDeleteAdorable card! LOVE what you have done with your snail!
ReplyDeleteThis really is adorable! I love how you used the ribbon for the shell! Great job!
ReplyDeleteUne merveilleuse idée cette coquille d'escargot ! J'aime ta carte !
ReplyDeleteI agree that is some fabulous entries... and your is one of them... This card is amazing..love what you did with that ribbon ..very cute..
ReplyDeleteVery cute. I love the ribbon shell.
ReplyDeleteabsolutlely love this!
ReplyDeleteOh this is darling, right up my alley (a lover of all things flowered!)
ReplyDeleteThis is cutest card ever!!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteOMG, this is super fabulous. I love the texture the ribbon gives that super cute snail.
ReplyDeleteSo cute! What a great & creative way to use ribbon.
ReplyDeleteHave a wonderful day! (We have some beautiful weather down here today. I hope it is nice by you too.)
GREAT idea for the shell- looks fabulous!
ReplyDeleteThis is adorable and I love your creative take with the snail's back. I would have neve thought of doing that! Brilliant.
ReplyDeleteHi Karen! I wanted to come by and thank you for your recent comments on my blog. I'm so glad I've found yours, and I'm looking forward to visiting you more. Darling card - love the way you used the ribbon on the snail! So clever! :)
ReplyDeleteADORABLE!! So clever to use the ribbon for the shell!! And the sentiment is PERFECT too!!! LOVE this card, Karen!!!
ReplyDeleteSo so love this card dearie!!! You are just sooooo awesome !!!!
ReplyDeleteYou are just too creative for words, Karen! The ribbon "shell" absolutely makes this darling card. Good luck in the Market Street challenge!
ReplyDeleteThis is so creative. Love what you have done with the snail shell and antenna. The misting is gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteWell, by adding your own 'touches' to this stamp, you have made a fabulous card! This is so clever and so adorable :)
ReplyDeletelove love love your snail, Karen! that rolled ribbon shell is genius. i adore this fab card, girl! hope you have a beautiful weekend!
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ReplyDeleteDarling Karen!!!! I hope you have a good weekend!
ReplyDeletethis is so fun! I adore his ribbon shell & twine antennae!!! :D
ReplyDeleteThis is so UNIQUE, I love it, Karen!!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a darling card! Love the flower bud snail!
ReplyDeleteSo gorgeous Karen! I really love that snail and the rolled ribbon shell is genius!
ReplyDeleteSo cute and creative, Karen! Love this!
ReplyDeleteLove your snail and just cruised down your blog to catch up as I was away for almost 4 weeks....wonderful projects as always. Have a nice Sunday!
ReplyDeletewhat a lovely...snail! never thought i'd write that! and i didn't realize your bday and blog day were the same day--how cool!
ReplyDeleteThis is adorable! I love the ribbon shell.
ReplyDeleteWell, how clever is that! Love your creativity with this snail image! Thanks for coming to the MSS Block Party!
ReplyDeleteThis is just fabulous and I love your clever idea to use the rolled ribbon for his shell! Too cool!
ReplyDeleteOh Karen! This is soooo sweet! I love what you did to dress up the snail shell-its so creative! Glad you came to the Market Street Block Party :)
ReplyDeleteSuper-cute snail and wonderful card! I'll be entering this challenge, too! (And yes, also even though I feel a little intimidated. You certainly shouldn't!)
ReplyDeleteThis sure is a CUTIE, Karen!! Your snail can not be more DARLING! I love the use of ribbons!SO creative!!
ReplyDeleteThis card is sooo cute Karen! LOVE that little snail and his rolled ribbon back!
ReplyDeleteHow genius!!
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness! LOVE this, Karen! The way you used the ribbon for the shell is genious! So FUN!
ReplyDeleteThe ribbon shell is so perfect! I love it!! The colors you used (including the sweet pink cheeks) are so pretty together. You're so amazing!
ReplyDeleteOh my!!! LOVE this card with the snail and ribbon! Great sentiment also! It's perfect...LOVE IT!!!
ReplyDeleteOk, this is entirely too cute!!! I love it so much - you nailed it!!! What a fun idea!!
ReplyDeleteKaren, saw this ADORABLE snail over at MSS gallery. Had to tell you how cute it is! Very touchable.
ReplyDeleteThat's such a cool way to make a snail shell, super sweet :)
ReplyDeleteJenny x
Loved this Karen! I cased it, it was perfect for what I needed, hope you don't mind! It's going on my blog tomorrow if you want to have a looksie. :-)
ReplyDeleteAwww, I love how you used the ribbon for the snail!
ReplyDeleteThis is SOOOO darling!! I love the addition of the ribbon on the snail! Thank you so much for the sweet wishes, we LOVE seeing what you create with our stamps, Karen!!! <3
ReplyDeleteAwww, love the ribbon!
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