Ok now for some more info about the hop - it's a circular hop, so if you jump on over to Karyn next, and then follow all the links around, you'll end up right back here where you started. That is, assuming this is where you started. If I'm just a brief stopping point on your tour around the FCD block, then a big hello to you and thanks for visiting - and come back again sometime ok? :-) One other important tidbit - as usual Pamela will have some yummy blog candy for one of the hoppers. The winner will be pulled from the comments on one of our blogs - I don't even know which one! So if you want a chance at that, make sure and leave comments on each & every blog! And don't forget contact info so Pamela can track you down. The hop ends on Wednesday the 29th, so you have until then to get your hopping done. Alrighty? Alright! Thanks for stopping by today!
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- Stamps: Happy the Hedgehog from FireCracker Designs by Pamela
- Paper: PTI brown CS, DP from Bo Bunny (blue) & Jenni Bowlin (brown polka dot)
- Ink: Versamark, Memento Tuxedo Black, Chocolate Chip (sponging), Bic permanent markers
- Accessories: PolyShrink, sanding block, silver heart brad from The Paper Studio, SU silver EP, buttons, silver cord, SU chipboard, Diamond Glaze, Martha Stewart glitter, Making Memories heart straight pin, CTMH ric-rac, SU scallop edge punch, Janome Sew Mini & brown thread
that is SO cute!! great idea to use the shrinky dink for more fun with Happy!!
ReplyDeleteOh Libby, you clever gal!! :) I haven't done the shrinky dinks for so long!! I love your sweet card!! The stitching with that sentiment makes it wonderful!! Love that added stick pin too!!
ReplyDeletewhat a great idea to shrink that guy down and use him! Great silver embossing too!
ReplyDeleteWow! I love the shrinking idea! Great card, Libby!
ReplyDeleteThis is so cute, Libby! Love your hodgepodge card. Great idea to use the shrinky dinks. I always forget about that stuff. Wonderful card!
ReplyDeleteVery cute! I love it!
ReplyDeleteSo cute, love the shrinkdink, and the layout is darling!
ReplyDeleteOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOH MY GOSH!! IT'S SO ADORABLE!!
ReplyDeleteThis is a perfect card - and he is SO cute shrunk!!
Thank you & warm fuzzies back!!!
XOXO
Boy Pam, you got here first on all the blogs. I love the use of shrink plastc. Hmmm, something else to try! I love the blue hedgie!
ReplyDeleteIf there's nothing wrong with a yellow hedgehog there's definitely nothing wrong with a blue one! Love your card!
ReplyDeleteThis is just to cute. I just love shrinky dinks used on cards. Love the colors and layout. Thanks for this FCD inspiration.
ReplyDeleteAwesome card!!! tfs!!
ReplyDeleteI love the chocolate and blue together and I too forget about the shrinky dink, but I love how you've used it!!
ReplyDeleteOh, how cute! I love all the elements and textures in this card! monochrmatic can get boring if done wrong, but this is a perfect example of doing it right! Great job!
ReplyDeleteWhat a gorgeous card! Love the pin!! Do you know I have only done Shrinky Dinks like once in my life?? What an awesome idea!
ReplyDeleteThat is stinkin' cute! And, geez, who doesn't love shrinky dinks! Great job!
ReplyDeleteSuch a cute card, LOVE the blue! Goodness, I haven't used my shrinky-dinks in ages!
ReplyDeleteMelissa.banian@gmail.com
the tagline of your blog alone was worth the hop--i laughed out loud! (since i'm home alone and no one heard it but the dogs, did i really make a sound?)
ReplyDeletevery cute card, and i can see why lydia was ecstatic over it! great work!
I haven't used the shrinking items for a long time.
ReplyDeleteThanks for reminding what a cute idea it can be.
Martha
Marthamh2@aol.com
so cute and ready for the beach. love it. I will have to try shrink plastic with my heat gun. thank you.
ReplyDeleteway too cute.
ReplyDeletehugs,
Very clever - I have this little critter and have been wondering how elese to use him...he's so dang cute!
ReplyDeletedabblesbydeb at knology dot net
what a great idea- love shrinky-dinks
ReplyDeletejody at g mail
Great card, Libby.
ReplyDeletezuila.castro@gmail.com
Very cute, those colors are great! Love the shrinky dink!
ReplyDeleteI love the sewing, buttons, ricrac on your cards.. gave me a great idea on what to do with some old notions that I have of my moms from years ago!!! hmmm mind is twirling now!!!
ReplyDeletethanks! :) ~betsyC
Love the hedgehog! Too cute. Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteKatie W
Hope you got that pin out of the carpet. hehehheehee Love you card!!
ReplyDeleteYour hedgehog is soooo c-u-t-e! Maybe I should get my shrinky dink material out.
ReplyDeleteGreat card!!!
ReplyDeleteLove the hedgehog!!
ReplyDeleteThe hedgehog is soo cute! I love your card. Thanks for a chance to win a great set of stamps.
ReplyDeleteVery nice!
ReplyDeleteI love Happy the hedgehog he is really cute.
ReplyDeleteKim
k1i2m3@cox.net
Love the hedgehog! He would make great earrings...
ReplyDeletethe_fultons@earthlink.net
This is adorbale, Libby!! How clever to shrink the hedgehog down and make him a supporting element on this card! I love the arrangement! Brilliant! :o)
ReplyDeleteCute cute cute...Love the colors and bringing out some elements I have long forgotten to use :o)
ReplyDeleteyour card is way too fun!!! I love shrinky dinks and we CERTAINLY didn't have them when I was a child (no ovens in the stone age). But we did lots of them with my daughter & Girl Scouts!! Thanks for such a fun card.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great design! The blue and black and the ric rac is fabulous! Oh, my, I stocked up on polyshrink when it was retiring from SU!...I need to get that out and do something with it. I always thought it was the most fun, too, making little charms, etc. I just love your card. Very creative!
ReplyDeleteAmazing the different textures you used. Very nice and different.
ReplyDeleteTish
cattish@verizon.net
I love the stitching- pretty stick pin...I wish Shrink Plastic would make a comeback- I used to use it in the past-quite often to add touches to my cards. TFS
ReplyDeleteShelly Schmidt
Shellymc2@comcast dot net
Love all the different embellishments on the card.
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