It’s a very busy time around Central Bark these days. All the travel laundry is put away and I’ve settled in my bed.
And not only are there lots of good things on the Stampin’ Up Retired Lists, but there’s a bunch of nice stuff in the Occasions catalog that’s not coming back.
And the Chalk Inks and the Chalkboard Paper are not going to be here when next month rolls around. DARN!
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I hope that you like the card our April clients should have received last week (or a little before). Yesterday Ann got to feel good about getting a handmade card in the mail too!
Yes, it’s nice to give and it’s nice to receive an encouraging handmade card.
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Who knew that folding a piece of Whisper White card stock could turn into such a beautiful little card.
When Ann started as a demonstrator, that’s the only way she knew how to make a card. Just fold the card stock in half and stamp.
But it didn’t look like this!
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Now that my typist, card maker and chief flunkie is back, let’s make a birthday card!
And this birthday card is made with Ann’s favorite color – Real Red!
See where the flowers are on the Designer Series Paper? If you turn it over, there’s an angled pattern which would make the same card look more like a masculine birthday card.
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I know that Ann has even put a video on my Facebook Page to say thank you. Now it’s my turn to bark thank you.
She’s home and I’m thankful!
She’s got a little sunny glow and she’s so happy that she didn’t get sunburned like the first two times she went to Waikiki as a young adult. That can be painful!
So we picked the swap card she got in Hawaii from Cynthia in Canada to share today.
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Father’s Day is just around the corner. And everyone likes to have a masculine card in their collection that they can put together quickly.
I shared Ann’s first prototype for this card in this post at least a week ago. But that wasn’t what we decided on.
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