some cards for OWH

These cards are going to be sent to OWH, the images was donated to OWH for OWH cards only. That's cool, 90% of my cards are made with OWH in mind anyhow. I love these images. A HUGE thanks to the Artist, Fran S. What a very talented lady she is and generous to boot! :)

I added the cake image from clip art in Word. The scalloped circle behind it is from my Cricut Wild Card cartridge.  I had to have "grandma" have painted nails and 'diamond' earrings!  Sweet!







Don't ya just love this fish! va va voom is what "she" seems to be saying! okay maybe just to me!


This house is NOT crooked, just my camera angle! :)



I kinda like the bunny green! It looks like a kids bunny! I didn't like the placement of the scroll after I put it, but dang it was adhered well! So there it stays.

Happy Crafting,
Shirley G.
AGGG blogger is messing with me, sorry for the funky looking post

Comments

  1. McCrafty's CardsMarch 6, 2011 at 1:16 PM

    Fabulous selection of cards Shirley. my favorite is that fish.
    Kevin xx

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  2. Paula S.March 6, 2011 at 6:54 PM

    Love the 'bling" earrings on the birthday singer. These images are loads of fun, Fran is really kind to let us use them for OWH cards.

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  3. Glenda and SarahMarch 14, 2011 at 11:35 PM

    Love Grandma's nails and bling!

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