You know what else helps? CREATING CARDS! I knew that would help me feel better, so I found a little round spot on the table that was clear and I went to work. I just received this bicycle stamp/die set from Stephanie Barnard's Stamps of Life, so I was itching to use it. (Speaking of which, I've broken out in itchy spots all over my body. Any hints?) The hot-air balloon, sun and clouds are also from SOL. I love her products!
I used patterned paper from North Pole paper pad by American Crafts. It's full of green and red patterned papers, and I'm enjoying it immensely. For sky, I sponged Salty Ocean Distress Inks onto white cardstock.
I found Simon Says Anything Goes Challenge and will add my card to their linkup. I'm also entering it in Darnell's NBUS (never-before-used-schtuff) challenge.
Thank you for stopping by today. I appreciate your visits and comments very much, and I hope to see you again real soon ~
Fun card, love the bright sunshiny colors and that bike is fabulous as are those rolling hills! Good Luck with your cabinets!
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ReplyDeleteA fabulous card Sharon, a gorgeous die-cut scene you've created with a beautiful colours and colouring!!
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for joining us with Simon Says Stamp Wednesday Challenge
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Heather xx
Oh no - itching is the worst. Is it hives, do you think, from all the stress of having a mess? Anyway, your card is so stinkin' cute. I especially love your green polka dot grass, very sweet!
ReplyDeleteGreat card! Love the bike and the scene you created! Have a Blessed day!
ReplyDeleteSuper cute summery card Sharon. I love it, especially the polka dot grass and checkered sun. Well done. Judy could be right about the itching being stress. Any remodeling is stressful but I think it's much more so when it's in the kitchen. Take care!
ReplyDeleteYour card is lovely!
ReplyDeleteI can so relate to the itchy spots. I get them ALL the time...
Mine can be from food allergies or my nerves.
I get hives. I could not live without my Aveeno soothing bath treatment.
(I keep the Oatmeal bath treatment one) on hand...it really does help to sooth and stop the itching.
Your fun bicycle card in summery patterns is just fabulous, Sharon! The bike would be cute enough, but the hot air balloon makes it even better! I apologize for being so late in coming to comment and thank you for playing in my NBUS Challenge #4. Life and Easter company got in my way this time. I hope you are back in your kitchen by now and over your mystery itching! Hugs, Darnell
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