I really wanted to make some cards even though it's a busy few weeks for me. It's amazing how productive you can be when you're motivated--LOL! I combined MFT Summer School Lesson #6 (Gallon, Quart, Pint) & Memory Box Challenge #2 (Red, White & Blue) using the MB Pristine Border die. After inlaying the diecut into the red cardstock, I added Stickles Frosted Lace to the dots.
Below the panel I added 2 rows of blue gems from a sheet I got for just $1. The sentiment from MFT Peaceful Wildflowers is stamped in VersaMagic Red Magic. My gallon is red, quart is white & pint is blue. I'm also entering Anything Goes at SSS Monday.
Here's a picture of the marina where our boat should be, but this year it's staying in the garage. There is a low water ramp & temporary docks in one arm of the lake with a bit more water--not enough for us to want to be there. This is what it usually looks like in winter (waiting for snow melt) & should be almost full right now.
Hopefully we'll have snow in the mountains this winter to help end the drought. Thanks so much for stopping by.
Oh my goodness, the poor marina owner. He must be struggling with the impact of the drought as must be all the other businesses affected.
ReplyDeleteSorry to hear of this...I did not realize the extent of the drought.
Your card is great...perfect for that Memory Box Challenge too!
What a lovely card!! Love the white border! Wow!! A dry marina!! That never happens here ... I'll send you some rain Lol! Enjoy your week!
ReplyDeleteLove the inland die, this is fabulous Greta!! The photo of the dry marina seems like something out of a movie, wow. Hope you get that winter snow to fill it back up!!
ReplyDeleteOh dear that is so sad about the drought, we don't realize how lucky we are here. Your card is beautiful the border is quite pretty. Take care, Shirleyxx
ReplyDeleteWish I could send some rain west! Great card for the lesson.
ReplyDeletebeautiful and very elegant Greta and my! That photo says it all doesn't it?!
ReplyDeleteOh my gosh! Your lake is lacking some water. I live near a river like that but we've had some rain so maybe it has a trickle. Anyway, I LOVE that card. Those rows of bling! Woo hoo!
ReplyDeletefab take on both challenges, greta!! wow... the lake sure is low... never thought I would say this, but I sure wish it would rain!
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely card in red with lovely borders! Oh, my...that water level is something...too dry! You can have some of our rain that we've been getting too much of!:-)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful and elegant card! May you get some rain soon! I think the east coast is getting the west coast rain this summer. Thanks for joining us at Simon Says Stamp Monday Challenge!
ReplyDeleteLovely card, Greta!
ReplyDeleteSo sad for our earth, when we were at Yosemite, we learn that there isn't any water at the waterfall during summer : (
Fabulous, simple and striking :)
ReplyDeleteThat white lacy border pops gorgeously against the rich red background!
ReplyDeleteWhat a dramatic photo of the docks, really paints a clear picture of our drought! I too am praying and hoping for enough snow and rain this winter. Your card is so fun. I am in love with your rows of blue bling, so fun and so clever!
ReplyDeleteSuch a beautiful card! Thank you for participating in the Memory Box Challenge!
ReplyDeleteYour card here sends you straight to the head of the class! You've mastered the lesson with this pretty red-white-and-blue number! So pretty! Fingers crossed the rains will come...
ReplyDeleteHugs~c