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Oddly, I found some unexpected time this week, and since I haven't done as much "for fun" work lately, I thought another entry into City Crafter was completely and absolutely necessary. I am also entering this into the new Kraft Journal challenge that ends today.
Today is very crisp and clear here in Eugene - not a really typical winter day, but so lovely. It reminds me of the kind of wintery days I experienced when I lived in Minnesota - except of course, not THAT cold ! Brilliant blue sky. How thankful I am that I live in a moderate climate, whew !!
And now, back to work.
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Don't cha just love seam binding? Gorgeous! I see a Tim birdie and maybe even a Tim embossing folder? I also see a punch I don't have, hmmm. This is a beautiful card Jan. Time well spent on a lovely day. Hugs!
ReplyDeleteThis is so beautiful Jan, love that vintage image plus distressed tag, of course, seam binding.... thanks for another beautiful creation for CCCB!
ReplyDeleteYour little birdie tag looks so cool on the kraft paper and what do I see there? It's an old Dutch chocolate add! From the city of Nijmegen, about an hour from where I live, LOL! And such beautiful flowers, too, great card! Have a great weekend, Ira
ReplyDeleteGorgeous card ... love the tag and the scrunched seam binding ... and your colours ... thanks for playing along at CCCB
ReplyDeletevery nicely created, Jan. I enjoy seeing works that have hidden pockets or tags where things slide out. This card has it all. What's not to love about that wrinkly seam binding!
ReplyDeleteI am so glad you are entering this over at the Kraft Holiday Challenge... I love the hidden pocket and the wrinkly seam binding...it all comes together into one perfect project... glad you found the free time to do some "fun" work!!!
ReplyDeleteYour card is fabulous.. I love the image and that little tag is just the perfect touch.. Thanks so much for playing along with us at CCCB! Merry Christmas!
ReplyDeletePerfectly lovely! Thank you so much for playing along at CCCB!
ReplyDeleteI signed up to be a follower! One of our Christmas Eve traditions is having lasagna, a huge salad, garlic bread, and wine. Bet you can't guess what country my family came from!
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