Got you a present....

Morning' hens!

This reminds me of that insurance commercial, "Got you a dollar!"  {snort!}  This little card is for my 11 year old nephew.  I think he'll get a kick out of it.  

This is a digital image but for the life of me, I don't know where it's from.  Which is really weird, since all my digis are in folders by company.  I'm guessing this must have been a freebie I downloaded.  If any of you hens know where it's from, please let me know so I can update my supply list and give credit to the illustrator.  Anyhoo, I printed the image onto some Neenah Classic Crest cardstock and colored it with my Copics.  I printed the image a second time and cut out just the eyes and adhered the second set over the first with a little Glossy Accents on top.  The sentiments on both the front and inside were done with my printer.  LOVE, LOVE, LOVE my printer!  No smears with the Copics either!  To finish, I added some washi tape to the bottom, rounded two opposite corners and drew some squiggly lines around the edge. 

Here's the inside...

Bwah-ha-ha-ha-ha!  OMG, this cracks me up!  I used my Stampin' Up scalloped punch on the bottom corner to resemble a bite.  LOL!  Love it!  Okee dokee, that's it for me today.  I hope you hens have a Wonderful Wednesday!  {{{hen hugs}}}

Supplies:

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Happy Birthday Randy!

Morning' hens!  

Today is my brother in law Randy's birthday.  I always make him a funny card and I think he'll love this one.  I know I do!  In fact, I wet my plants!! {snort!} Ok, so I stamped the image onto some Neenah Classic Crest cardstock and colored it with my Copics.  I drew some squiggly lines around the edge, stamped the sentiment, and then adhered the potted plants on top.  Each panel is matted with black cardstock leaving a thin black frame peeking around the edge.  To finish, I added two homemade enamel dots and a little shimmer to his glasses.  

Okee dokee, that's it for me today!  I hope you hens have a WONDERFUL Wednesday!  {{{hen hugs}}} 

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TOO STINKIN' CUTE!

Morning' hens!  

Is this a riot or what?  Lil' Chick asked me to make her this card as her anniversary card to Doug.   Bwah-ha-ha-ha!   Can ya tell she's mine?  Yup, chop off the 'ol block all right!

Ok, well not much to explain as it's a SUPER simple card.  She saw the idea on Pinterest HERE.

I found these stickers at Walmart and then stuck them onto cardstock and fussy cut them out.

I ran the card base through my printer for the front and inside sentiments and then adhered the little "piles" with foam tape. I added some washi tape to the bottom, rounded one bottom corner and tied some twine with a button for a little added interest.  To finish, I colored the word STINKIN, added some fumes with a grey pencil, and added a little heart on the side.  Ahhhh, nuthin' like true luv!!

{sniff-sniff} You smell sumthin? LOL!

Okee dokee, that's it for me today!  I hope you hens have a FARTY Friday!!  ROFL!!

Sorry, I couldn't resist!!  {{{hen hugs}}}

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Happy 3rd Anniversary!

Morning' hens!  Today is Lil' Chick's and Doug's third wedding anniversary.  I'm so proud of them.  They have a wonderful marriage.  Oh, and I get to watch Jaxon on Saturday while they go on a date.  Woot-woot for me! Tee-hee!  For their card, I thought these little bunnies would be perfect since they look so sweet sitting together.  I stamped them onto some Neenah Classic Crest cardstock, colored them with my Copics, and then fussy cut them out.  I've been wanting to try scoring lines on my cards for awhile now, so I thought I'd give it a try.  I stamped "congratulations" first and then scored two lines above and below it.  I really like the look and to think something so simple could add such a nice touch.  I added some patterned paper to the bottom and stamped the sentiment just above it.  To finish, I rounded one bottom corner, added a few punched hearts, and then tied some twine in a cute bow.

Okee dokee, that's it for me today.  I hope you hens have a Tee-rific Tuesday!  {{{hen hugs}}}

Supplies:

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