characteristic of prose as distinguished from poetry : factual
dull, unimaginative
everyday, ordinary
pronunciation
( As a side note, I have to say I got tickled yesterday in church when our Preacher coincidentally used the word for the day that I had posted on Sunday. He was talking about the acrostic that we use to remember the colors of the rainbow...do you know it? )
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Hi everyone, it's time for the Frosted designs Monday Inspiration girls to give you a last burst of creativity for the new challenge...are you ready? Now they gave us a LO sketch, but frankly after all the scrapping I did for NSB I was totally out of pictures. Can you believe it? So I converted the sketch into a card.
So I am hoping that if I put my card right next to the sketch, then you will see how I adapted it. Not always the easiest thing to do, but it is doable.
The playing cards came from a museum in Charleston, SC and I've had them like forever. They are too flimsy to actually play with and I never knew quite what to do with them. So glad I
The last of my black felt butterflies....sigh....
Colorbok - butterfly
CARDSTV - sentiment stamp
Faber Castell - PITT pen
Ranger - Distress Marker
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My discussion over at Journal of a Lazy Dieter is about the affects of caffeine on your body. I HAVE to cut out the tea and chocolate, heaven help me.
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My discussion over at Journal of a Lazy Dieter is about the affects of caffeine on your body. I HAVE to cut out the tea and chocolate, heaven help me.
Very cool card! I save everything too, just incase I need it! Love the butterfly xx
ReplyDeleteoh wow this is very cool!
ReplyDeleteFun use for the playing cards you can't use. I had to chuckle as it reminded me of when I went to Paris they said Marie A. really didn't utter "Let them eat cake". That was a surprise to me.
ReplyDeleteSuch a clever way to adapt your challenge. Loved the card, how wonderful you were able to remember you had it (and FIND it!). Great sentiment with the motif too. TFS & Stay dry. Hugs
ReplyDeleteNow that's a coincidence!
ReplyDeleteI never learned the rainbow color thing. What a deprived childhood, eh?
Hi Sandee,
ReplyDeleteGreat card. I can see why you saved the cards - they are very old looking (or is THAT how long they've been at your house?)!
Hugs,
Kay
Very cute!!
ReplyDeleteLove how you used the vintage cards, its a fantastic card.
ReplyDeleteYvonne x
I love that you took the sketch and used it on a card! And your card is beautiful!!!!
ReplyDeletebarb :)