Monday, 15 February 2010

Papertake Weekly Sketch #34 & A Spoon Full of Sugar & Tuesday Taggers

Hi girls. Well that' sValentine's Day for another year. After nearly 40 years marriage we don't make a lot of it. We leave that to the younger generation. It's Valentine's Day for us every day. Anyway I hope you all had a great time. My manners are appauling - I'm rabbiting on and I haven't welcomed you to my blog yet. It's great that you have had time to pop in and I hope you find something to your taste.
I made this card and intend to enter it into three challenges:
Papertake Weekly who provided a fantastic sketch to follow
A Spoon Full of Sugar where there was a recipe of 1 paper, 1 embellishment, 1 button and 1 ribbon
Tuesday Taggers where the theme was "Love" .
Well I followed the sketch used 1 paper Basic Grey's "Indian Summer", a small flower shaped button on the sentiment, 1 ribbon and the flowers are 1 embellishment as far as I'm concerned. The fact that the teddy is holding an envelope with a heart on it satisfies the love theme (or am I
stretching things too far?). I did also use some Bazzil Bling and punched edges with Martha Stewart Doily punch and embossed the lighter card with Swiss Dots.
The image is Lili of the Valley's "Teddy with Flower" and is coloured using my Polychromos Pencils and Sansador oil. The flowers are handmade and everything else is from my stash.
Well I hope you like this and would love to read any comments you are kind enough to leave for me - they really mean a lot to me.
Have a great day crafting and go carefully.
Hugs,

16 comments:

  1. aaaaahhhhh this is so cute Fiona and I love the added texture
    Mina xxx

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  2. So adorable,love this image and gorgeous colour combo!!!
    Hugs xx

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  3. Oh this is just adorable. I love the image and colours you used and it's a fab take on the sketch. Thank you for joining us over at PTW, hugs, Dawny xxx

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  4. A very pretty card, you have used those beautiful flowers again. I love them
    Lisa ;)

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  5. Fiona I love this card, and nearly 40 years, honest you don't look old enough, you always amaze me...good luck with your challenges, and many thanks for joining us at Tuesday Taggers this week. Love Avril xxxx

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  6. Oh this is a stunning card and I love the little bear whom I think suits 'love' perfectly and would also be great for the love of mothers day.
    Kim xXx

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  7. Oh Fiona, your card is so sweet. And the LOTV image is so fitting!
    Clairexx

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  8. Another cutie Fiona! really love your sweet card! I love the embossed card. I bought a pack of card already embossed with dots. I never knew you could do it yourself! - I am waaay behind the times! I must get an embossing thingy too!
    Hugs
    Nicola

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  9. Oh so sweet Fiona! Those little bears tug at my heartstrings! xxD

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  10. What a pretty card! I love the punched and embossed bits especially!

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  11. Fabulous! Love the texture and the gorgeous borders. Thanks for joining TT this weeks
    Pat xx

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  12. Hi Fiona
    gorgeous card hun, lovely image great colouring, beautiful papers & embelies, sue,x

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  13. I adore the colours you've used this time Fiona. The punched borders are lovely and the image is just gorgeous.
    Beryl xx

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  14. I really love this apart from the image and your colouring being gorgeous, I love the colours you've used. Your punched border looks beautiful, I really need to invest in some Martha stewart punches, I think.
    Happy crafting
    Tracy x

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  15. Hi Mum,

    This is adorable, I think you will be teaching me to colour with these pencils next time we see you.....LOL.

    Hugs

    Sarah

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  16. Lovely job on this~! Thank you for playing along with the Papertake Weekly challenge.

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Hi, Thank you for visiting my little blog. I really appreciate you taking the time to leave a comment. They are all so helpful,
Hugs,
Fiona x