FLOWERS in the Mail!


I got a gift in the mail!!!! I LOVE it! Look at these wonderful flowers!! WOWSA Thank you sooo much Sharon! I need to get my butt in gear and send her the stuff I got for her.
But ain't they pretty!!!

Comments

Anonymous said…
You are so welcome. I saw those and thought.....These are all about Tracy. lol
I am glad you like them.

Now get off your butt and get to the post office.
August 19, 2008 at 9:46 AM
Anonymous said…
You can't get away from SF Tracy! We will find you :) Can't wait to keep up with you on here :)

Karen/K&A
August 19, 2008 at 10:08 AM
Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Cinema Saturday - The Wizard of Oz

Image
The inspiration for this card is twofold --- First I am missing my daughter Sarah so I wanted to send her a card telling her that and second --- I thought of the poppies scene. My flowers are more brightly colored (I used some brads for the metal) and I used sparkly red letters (for the shoes!) The Outside and Inside of the card reads "May ... your yellow brick road lead to me. I love you." (edit: fixed typo) Items -- variance flower stamps (Cats eye inks) and a lot of cutting, Bazzil Paper, brads and stickles, and Tea Dye Embossing powder on the bricks.
Read more

KWerner Color Challenge

Image
Here are this weeks challenge colors: I used signature suite paper for the base card, bazzil paper (dark brown), SU punch, KI Memories Love series stamps, ribbon from my stash, CTMH white embossing powder (for the word) and all the hearts are pop dotted. It was fun doing hearts in this non-standard color!
Read more

Saturday Cinema Challenge

Image
OK - I missed the last TWO! of these so I am taking no chances on what looks like another busy work week. SO here is my entry for Miracle on 34th Street. I know this line is not in the movie (and that the little girls name is Susan in the movie) but this is what I always think of when I watch this movie. The reference "Yes Virginia There is a Santa Claus comes from a child writing to the Sun Newpaper and the editor answering with the spirit of the season. The card uses Bazzil Paper and Ribbon I forget the patterned paper brand. The Santa stamp is from Oriental Trading and the Letters are Studio G wooden letters. This is colored in with a combination of Tim Holtz inks (with the SU blender pen), Koh-i-nor pencils with mineral spirits and liquid applique. Brads, floss and a decorative eyelet round it out.
Read more