I cheerfully admit that this card was inspired by a new fur baby who has come to live at my house. I'll have some photos of her later in the post and the story of how she came to adopt me. In the meantime, this card is done for the challenge at Lacy Sunshine, where the theme is "Sparkly and New." This is one of Heather's sweet animal images, just too cute for words and perfect for anyone celebrating a new fluffy member of the family.
I wanted a completely CAS card so I printed the image right onto the card front and added the sentiment above it. I did no coloring at all because I like the black and white of the drawn image. I did brush some glue onto the bow she's wearing and the flower centers, then added loose yellow glitter. I brushed glue onto the flower petals and added clear glitter. Finally, I added some glue to the shadowed portions of the bow and added copper glitter. What a great way to have lots of sparkle and bling but still have a very CAS card. :-D
Challenges:
Aud Sentiments
Card Mania
City Crafter
Corrosive Challenge
Crafter's Cafe
Crafting from the Heart
Going Grey with Scrap-Creations
Inspiration Destination
Little Miss Muffet
Outlawz Greetings
Paper Girls
Quirky Crafts
Scrap & Craft
Sparkle N Sprinkle
Top Tip Tuesday
OK, now for a peek at my new fur baby, whose name is Molly B Katniss, but she prefers to be called just Molly. She's about 8 months old and had to find a new home when her previous owners moved. Through one source or another (translate that to read 'my daughter'), Molly and her humans became aware that I was a sucker for being adopted and that there was already a good start on a 'pride' if she could just manage to be cute and sweet and lovable so that the other two (Cleo and Honey) felines would accept her.
It took two nights and a full day before Cleo and Honey were willing to fully accept that there was an unfamiliar feline sharing the living space, but here's Molly, checking out the very spot where Honey likes to sit and stare out the craft room window.
Once she decided that the nesting site was the proper shade of purple and soft enough to suit her delicate paws...
...she checked me out (I was at the craft desk about 2 feet away) to see if I was going to give her any verbal grief about being up there.
Receiving no objections from me, she settled in, perhaps hoping for a quick bath and a long snooze. Unfortunately, before either of those could happen, Honey voiced an opinion and they had a long conversation about who gets to sit in the window and when. Although considerably smaller in size, Molly is not to be intimidated and she stood (sat?) her ground. I don't think the issue has been completely resolved but for the time being that's where she likes to be whenever I'm in the craft room. More to come, I'm sure.
Happy Stamping. NanaConnie
I wanted a completely CAS card so I printed the image right onto the card front and added the sentiment above it. I did no coloring at all because I like the black and white of the drawn image. I did brush some glue onto the bow she's wearing and the flower centers, then added loose yellow glitter. I brushed glue onto the flower petals and added clear glitter. Finally, I added some glue to the shadowed portions of the bow and added copper glitter. What a great way to have lots of sparkle and bling but still have a very CAS card. :-D
Challenges:
Aud Sentiments
Card Mania
City Crafter
Corrosive Challenge
Crafter's Cafe
Crafting from the Heart
Going Grey with Scrap-Creations
Inspiration Destination
Little Miss Muffet
Outlawz Greetings
Paper Girls
Quirky Crafts
Scrap & Craft
Sparkle N Sprinkle
Top Tip Tuesday
OK, now for a peek at my new fur baby, whose name is Molly B Katniss, but she prefers to be called just Molly. She's about 8 months old and had to find a new home when her previous owners moved. Through one source or another (translate that to read 'my daughter'), Molly and her humans became aware that I was a sucker for being adopted and that there was already a good start on a 'pride' if she could just manage to be cute and sweet and lovable so that the other two (Cleo and Honey) felines would accept her.
It took two nights and a full day before Cleo and Honey were willing to fully accept that there was an unfamiliar feline sharing the living space, but here's Molly, checking out the very spot where Honey likes to sit and stare out the craft room window.
Once she decided that the nesting site was the proper shade of purple and soft enough to suit her delicate paws...
...she checked me out (I was at the craft desk about 2 feet away) to see if I was going to give her any verbal grief about being up there.
Receiving no objections from me, she settled in, perhaps hoping for a quick bath and a long snooze. Unfortunately, before either of those could happen, Honey voiced an opinion and they had a long conversation about who gets to sit in the window and when. Although considerably smaller in size, Molly is not to be intimidated and she stood (sat?) her ground. I don't think the issue has been completely resolved but for the time being that's where she likes to be whenever I'm in the craft room. More to come, I'm sure.
Happy Stamping. NanaConnie
