I used to laugh at retired people who didn't know what day it was. I think I can already understand and it hasn't even been a full week yet since I retired! Without the demands of work, there isn't really anything to stand out as a specific day now. Luckily, I'm on the computer so much, I think that will help!
I have a birthday card to share today. This was another done with my old Hugware digi's and it was an image I always loved. I did it in bright, happy colors to go with the cute little face. Sorry, Melissa, I know you don't like people cards, but there is a bird on this one, so maybe that will count as a "critter".....
I colored her with the usual Prismacolor brush markers and matted her with a Spellbinder die. Some faux stitching around the card & she was done. As soon as things calm down, I need to get my sewing machine out & see what the problem is so I can start using it for "real" stitching again!
Well, I have a lot of cards to make & very little time, so I had better get rolling! I need to do some "critter" cards for my daughter! lol Catch you all later!
Sherri
So much crafting to be done and so little time!
ReplyDeleteWell, it's a good thing you won't run out of cute stuff to color anytime soon. I'm sure you've got plenty and I can't wait to see it. I'm pretty sure Melissa is going to love this card. The bird is darling and the little country girl is a pretty cute critter, herself! I know you've been busy and you're still in the catching your breath stage, but it must be wonderful. I'm going to enjoy every minute of your retirement!
ReplyDeleteYou question is a day late, Mike! (I couldn't resist.) Your card is awesome with the yellow and red. Love the die and your little girl. Pretty!
ReplyDeleteEnjoy your retirement Sherri, I would love to get to sit in your craftroom and keep busy instead of go to work. Yourcard is super cute.
ReplyDeleteSherri congratulations on your retirement. I forecast lots of craft projects in your future!!!! lol Wish I could join you. This card is super sweet. Love your colors and the beautiful image.
ReplyDeleteBear Hugs,
Carol