Two cards today--two challenges. This one is a sketch from Freshly Made Sketches:
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I love frogs and I think of them as more masculine so I decided to make a Father's Day card using a frog. How is that for planning ahead?
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I love frogs and I think of them as more masculine so I decided to make a Father's Day card using a frog. How is that for planning ahead?
The papers here were in my scrap box. I know that plaid was in SU fall catalog. The frog stamp and the sentiment are both SU. I colored the frog with Prismacolor pencils. You can't tell here but there is a little puddle of blue shaded around the bottom. And don't you just love google eyes? They just always make me laugh. I thought these brads look a lot like metal studs so appropriate for masculine card.