I used my Oxide inks to smash the background. I enjoyed using some of my paper scraps to design the rest of this card.
Wednesday, April 25, 2018
CCEE1817 Poetry
Lois is bringing us our final challenge of the month. April is National Poetry Month, and today is Poem in Your Pocket Day. I'm asking that you create a card using a poem as your inspiration. I actutually computer generated a copy of my poem that was written by one of my favorites, Shel Silverstein. My little pig is a stamp from Deep Red.
I used my Oxide inks to smash the background. I enjoyed using some of my paper scraps to design the rest of this card.
I used my Oxide inks to smash the background. I enjoyed using some of my paper scraps to design the rest of this card.
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I love that pig!! Shel silverstein has always been a family favorite here. Sometime you should read his "A B Z Book". my kids' favorite (if you haven't already). You have made such a fun card!! I just love it.
Haha fun poem and great card
Such a fun card, Liz, with this delightful poem and sassy porker!! I need to pull out my Shel Silverstein poetry book and give it another read. He is always good for a laugh, and who doesn't need more laughter these days??
Cute, cute, cute! Never heard that poem, but your cute card depicts it's meaning to perfection! What a cute pig....great background too!
What a delightful poem! I have to admit that I've never read that poem before, but it gave me a chuckle.
What a cute little piggie! such a cheerful happy card - havne't heard of this poem but it's super cute!
gotta love Shel Silverstein....incredible imagination and a player wiith words.....love this
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