She had posted it on Facebook so I sent her a comment and told her I'd be scraplifting it for sure since I had the same paper she'd used. Of course, when I looked for the owl printed paper, it's nowhere to be found!
So, I took her concept and used my SU owl punch to make my interpretation of her card.
The brown ric-rack shape that I used for the branch was done with a SU scalloped edge punch using a technique I saw on Youtube. It's super simple to do, once you get the hang of it!
Very cute Lind. Love the owls.
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Loved your before/after pictures of your house. I know what you mean. This summer I had some interior painting done--not even walls. Just did the cabinets in bathrooms and kitchens. I didn't even change colors. I had them start on it the week I was in Tulsa, but I came home to a huge, huge mess and it was that way for another two weeks. I can't imagine doing everything you did. It's so nice to have everything back in order afterwards, though.
Maybe you can post some scrap room photos with your new tile...
Have a great day! I have my tin of cards in my scraproom and think of you often!
No Linda, you're a hoot. xoxox Fantastic card!
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