Keep Faith Pocket Card

I just had a visit with Ros, aka Mikey's Mom, and oooh'd and ahhhh'd over the beautiful card she posted today.  Seems she is hosting the challenge at City Crafter and the theme is Negativity. I did this card last night using a negative... coincidence... so I just have to enter this.

My negative is that skinny text paper border that was left over from a frame I cut a couple days ago, and had laying on my desk. The base is an oldie by The Girls' Paperie Kitch (from one of Kirsty's Pixie Dust kits.) It's combined with Prima's Lifetime collection and some polka dot paper my daughter-in-law gave me.

I cut the blue frame with Spellbinders Oval Floral. My sentiments are all cut from the Lifetime papers.

The kitty chipboard is Prima's Cartographer and the "rug" is Prima trim. My flowers are from I Am Roses and the leaves are by Petaloo.

I'm linking up at:

City Crafter - Negativity

Thanks for stopping by on a very snowy day in Ohio!

Linda

Happy Mail And A Masculine Card

Our sweet Ros, 

aka Mikey's Mom, and I did a swap of supplies that we were both having trouble obtaining. The product she sent me, arrived yesterday along with this gorgeous card. This is going to sit right here on my desk, among these scraps, bottle caps, notes and wilting flowers, as my inspiration. Hopefully some of her talent will rub off onto me and my projects. Be sure to check out her blog if you haven't been there... lots of beautiful projects for you to see, like the fabulous necklace she did today for the City Crafter challenge blog.

Thank you, dear friend!

I'm still playing around

with DCWV Timeless Type and Kaisercraft Timeless papers in combination. These two work together so beautifully. Today I have a masculine card to show you...

This is on a black textured 

cardstock base with white textured mats. 

All these tags, banners

and labels are from the DCWV 8x8 inch stack. All are edged with Black Soot Distress Ink. As I normally do... I left the card front blank for a suitable sentiment when I give it away. I did a little machine stitching for more interest.

The gold pearl brads 

are from My Mind's Eye, and I used another of my son's soda bottle caps. This one has a button center tied with May Arts natural burlap string.

The banner is topped

with tiny buttons from my stash and more MA burlap string bows.

Tomorrow I'm going

to my daughter's to do some scrappin' with my granddaughter, Katie. We are planning on making a paper bag mini album and maybe a card, too! She is really into creating, and at nine years old, I want to help keep that flame burning.

Have a grand Tuesday!

Thanks for stopping by!

Linda