Un"Frog"ettable . . .

Howdy doody, my sweet bloggin' buddies!! Hope you had a fabulous weekend and that your week is off to a great start!! I've been enjoying this lovely Spring weather! I do so love this time of year! We had a few showers yesterday here in Richmond, VA, USA . . . just enough to cool things down a bit! Sooooo, now that we have the weather report behind us, we can get to the really fun stuff! hehe! 


It's Tuesday . . . and guess what? It's time for another fun, fun, FUN challenge at Sassy Cheryl's Challenge Blog! Oh, and guess what else? I believe I might just be your Sassy Hostess this week . . . and here's what I've chosen for our challenge theme . . .   

Don't be SQUARE!

(No Square cards please!)

This "swivel" card features one of Sassy Cheryl 's newest images called "Avery finds her Prince"! Isn't she soooooo precious? You can find her HERE at Sassy Cheryl's online store. Now, for an extreme close-up . . .

Take a look at the little frog's hand (hmmmm . . . paw . . . flipper?! I have no idea what it's called . . . LOL!)! He's cupping Avery's chin in it! LOL! That Sassy Cheryl just cracks me up! Oh, and d'ya see that sparkliness? It's from the Cryogen paper I always use! I love it . . . Copics blend like "buttah" on this paper!) Here's another view . . .

The sentiment is from a place called D.R.S. Designs . . . and it says . . .

Un "FROG" ettable,

That's what you are!

Hehehe!! Isn't that hilarious?!  Here's the "next" level . . .

There's a bit of space for a personal note . . . right next to that little dancin' frog!

My card "recipe" . . .

Whisper White Cardstock: Stampin' Up

DPs: Magnolia
Nestabilitieis Dies: Spellbinders
Sentiment: D.R.S. Designs
Flowers: Wild Orchid Crafts
Frog stamp, brad, ribbon, pearls, and charm: My stash
Copics

And, finally, you KNOW it just wouldn't be one of my posts without the much sought after "aht-sy faht-sy" view, (hehehe!) so here ya go . . .

Okey dokey, kiddos . . . now it's time for you to pop on over to Sassy Cheryl's Challenge Blog to see what my clever and uber talented DT "Sassettes" have created for inspiration! Then, please come join us for this week's challenge! Just remember to follow this week's "Don't be SQUARE" theme! And don't forget, m'darlins . . .

One lucky participant, selected at random, will win . . .
TWO Sassy Cheryl Digi Images!

Ooooh . . . I've decided to enter this cutie into . . .
Wild Orchid's Challenge #50: Anything Goes

Thanks bunches for stopping by . . . and for your sweet and sassy comments!! Until next time . . . Mwahhhhh!

Just "chicken" in...

Hello there, kiddos. Just a quick post for me today . . . alright, I know, I know . . . my posts are NEVER quick! hehehe!! Well . . . I do have a cute and kinda clever little card to share with you today . . .

I have no idea what this card style is called . . . but I really like it! And it was such fun to make!! This card features "Country Girl" by Sarah Kay for Stampavie. . .

She's so cute . . .  and was such fun to color! I've been just itching to make a card with her and these gorgeous DPs (by Stampin' Up). Cardstock is Blushing Bride, also by Stampin' Up. Those scrumptious roses are from Wild Orchid Crafts!! OK . . . are ya ready for something fun? Wait for it . . .

How cool is this? There's an antique-looking brad holding everything together at the top . . . and each layer swivels! The middle layer has a fun sentiment (from my stash) and an image of a chicken (SU).

Here's the rest of my card "recipe" . . . 
You can find all of these items at 7 Kids College Fund

"Country Girl" by Sarah Kay

Cryogen White Paper
Grand Nestabilities - Labels # 1
Nestabilities - Small Labels #1
Melissa Frances White Pearls
Melissa Frances Beige Lace Ribbon
Melissa Frances Nottinghill Keyhole
Copic Sketch Markers
Prismacolor Pencils
Sookwang adhesive

And one last, "artsy" view just for fun . . .

And that's it for me, my sweet friends!! Thank you so much for visiting . . . and, as always, extra special thanks for your kind comments! They make me smile all over my face! Hugs...until next time . . . .