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Hi!  Another post!  We had a short power outage yesterday and gosh, darn it, didn't know what to do with myself.  So I cleaned my desk and did the bills and tried to organize myself.  But when the power came back on, we still didn't have internet connection.  Ugh!  So I looked through my digis and printed them out to color.  Good thing I remembered the challenge for Tiddly Inks!  I made a quick card last night for Tiddly Inks latest challenge #90 -- use Red, White and Blue.

I went with another simple design.  I printed Picture Perfect Wryn onto white PTI cardstock and just folded it in half.  I printed the sentiment and cut it into a fishtail banner.  The U and R are die cut with PTI's alphabet dies using their felt.  I actually wanted to sew the sentiment onto the card but since I don't know how to use my sewing machine, I used this rickrack ribbon to kind of give it that idea.

I colored Wryn up with Copics.  I wanted to alternate the colors of the flowers on the frame but I messed up on the very second one!  Geez.  Then added some stickles to the flowers. 

That's all for today.  I have a couple of quiet hours to myself but will do the dishes, tons of laundry and prep some fruits and lunch for the kiddies. 

Thanks for reading!


Comments

This is soooo cute... love her sitting on her picture frame....
Cheryl said…
Ha! I know, so dependent on my computer for entertainment. Hopefully you got a lot accomplished. Another cute card! Didn't really notice that flower thing. And cute banner! If you can crochet all those complicated animals and flowers and hats, you can sew! I think it's hard to get the thread and stitches looking nice though, I haven't felt like playing around with that since that one time I tried to sew on my card.
Rachel Parys said…
Awww, too cute! I was thinking about printing her up last night, I haven't colored a Wryn in a while. Love her glittery flower frame!!
Leanne said…
Bummer about the power outage but looks like you were able to play anyways. Love her pretty hair the the rick rack is a nice touch. The frame is beautiful too.
Super cute!!
:)
Loopylou. said…
ack on the power but swoon on the card eva!! its fabulous!!
Thank you so much for sharing it with us over on the tiddly inks challenge blog
hugs Lou xxx
Arabella said…
This is gorgeous Eva! I love your CAS layout! The ric rac looks fab too!

I hope the internet didn't take too long to come back! I hate being without it!

Thanks so much for playing along in our red, white and blue challenge at Tiddly Inks!

Arabella
Love this Eva! What a cute layout and she looks adorable sitting there in the frame :) Great colouring of her hair too! Thanks for playing with us at Tiddly inks this week too :D
Oh, you rocked this challenge, Eva! I love how you colored her hair, and the flowers around the frame are so pretty!
Happy you joined us at Tiddly Inks!!
hugs, Leah
ccroll said…
Wow...that is just amazing! Love the color hues you chose...very nice!
Emmy said…
Oooooh! Gorgeous card!!!
LOve the frame and the sparkling flowers!
Thanks for playing with us at Tiddly Inks!!
Lorraine said…
Beautiful, Eva! I love how you colored her hair!
RiNNE said…
Yikes! It mustve been super hot! Good job on making the most out of it! ;)

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