Monday, July 23, 2012
There's Magic in the Air 7-23-2012
It's time for another challenge at There's Magic in the Air - and this week it's given by Shirley - one of our very own talented and sweet DT members! Shirley would like us to Waste Not - or, in other words, recycle something for your cards!
The sentiment sitting to the side of the card was cut from an old greeting card I received several years ago. I have a whole tub of old cards I've saved over the years and decided to do something with them - recycle bits and pieces! It will be done piecemeal - one card at a time as I need it - because I don't have time to sit and dismantle all the cards at one time. These are all manufactured greeting cards. Some I will save from family, special friends, etc. - but I might as well recycle and use what I can from the old cards - right?!
You can check out all the cute and wonderful images at Paper Cupcakes - grab a soda or coffee - and head over here.
Card Recipe:
Stamp: Friends in All Sizes by Paper Cupcakes
Paper: Paper Studio Giraffe DP; MFP White Premium Heavy 140 lb. CS
Ink: Copics: E37, 35, 33, 31, 30; R27, 24, 22
Accessories: Self-adhesive red rhinestones; Red Ribbon
Thanks for stopping by - later gator!!
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Kathy that is a darling card! I love the bg to go with the cute little giraffe! Great recycling ;)
ReplyDeleteYour recycled sentiment is just beautiful and your card is adorable Kathy, I love the giraffe print paper you have used behind the image and the square rhinestones. xx
ReplyDeleteAdorable card, I love that image and I have yet to color it. I must say you did a great job coloring it, too. Love the bg paper-Perfect!!! Nice job recycling the sentiment.
ReplyDeleteWow, Kathy! I just love giraffes and yours is the cutest...you do such great colouring! Give kitties a hug from Zoey! ;D
ReplyDeleteYour friend, Sharon
aaahhhhhhhhh so cute and a very beautiful card Kathy.
ReplyDeletegreetings karin
Love this Kathy! The giraffe is so cute and your paper in the background is perfect! Great recycling tip!
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