Send a Smile 4 Kids June Challenge

 

The theme for the June Challenge at

Send a Smile 4 Kids 

is

Summer Fun

  

(Anything Goes for kids is always acceptable, too.)

 

 I searched through my digi images and found several that worked for this challenge, baseball, relaxing in the water, and camping.  I used 2 precolored images and also did some coloring and fussy cutting.

The paper scraps were used on the cards shown below.

All of these cards will be in the next box I send to SAS4Kids.

 

 

 

 It would be great if you joined the fun at the

Send A Smile 4 Kids 

June Challenge.

(Cards only, please. And they need not be donated.)

 

Please take some time and visit the fabulous blogs of my teammates.  

They work so hard and are very creative! 

Jen

Mary

Celeste

 Melanie

 Sybrina 

Thanks for stopping by my blog!

Try a Sketch on Tuesday Challenge # 696

 

  I  am entering this thank you in the Try a Sketch on Tuesday Challenge.

Double Trouble Challenge #217 8th Anniversary Celebration

 

Below is my card for Double Trouble Challenge #217,

 where they are having a Celebratory Raffle.  

That means you may pick your theme from the 4 categories below :

 1. Anniversary or Wedding (Yellow Ticket)
2. Father's Day or Masculine (Blue Ticket)
3. Birthday (Pink Ticket)
4. Graduation (Green Ticket)

Thing 3's twist is to use something Kraft.

And Thing 2 will be pleased that  

  I  am also entering this birthday card in the Try a Sketch on Tuesday Challenge.

 

 

Thanks for visiting my blog.

Double Trouble Challenge #216

 

 

That's as clear as I can get this photo. 

I sure hope my it's not my camera!

 

Thank you to Donna Scholz, who suggested I clean the camera lens.  It worked.  Here's a better picture.

 

 

Above is my card for Double Trouble Challenge #216,

  

3-2-1 Recipe "It's a Wheely Cool Day"

complete with :

3 Layers, 2 Shapes and 

1 Image (which has a wheel)

Can you see the tiny gears I stamped here and there on the background paper ?

 

 

I  am also entering this card in the Try a Sketch on Tuesday Challenge.

 

 

Thanks for stopping by my blog. 

 

Send a Smile 4 Kids May Challenge

 

The theme for the May Challenge at

Send a Smile 4 Kids 

is

Planes, Trains and Automobiles

  

(Anything Goes for kids is always acceptable, too.)

 

This is my first post for SAS4Kids in a long time.

And I came across some old stickers in my stash that will fit this theme nicely.

First I made a Father's Day card with an automobile on it.

 

Then I printed an old digi stamp with a train on it, again making a Father's Day card. 

 

 Finally, I used the airplane on the sticker sheet. 

 

My grandson, a junior at Messiah University, will be flying to Anchorage, Alaska for the summer to play in the Alaska Collegiate Baseball League on a team sponsored by AIA.  It's also the time of year when graduates all over embark on new adventures.  I made this card with Nick in mind.

 

 

 

It would be great if you joined the fun at the

Send A Smile 4 Kids 

May Challenge.

(Cards only, please. And they need not be donated.)

 

Please take some time and visit the fabulous blogs of my teammates.  

They work so hard and are very creative! 

Jen

Mary

Celeste

 Melanie

 Sybrina 

 

 

The deadline to send in your Father's Day cards is May 15th. 

 

Thanks for stopping by my blog!

 

Double Trouble Challenge #214

 

Here's my card for Double Trouble Challenge #214,  

3-2-1 Recipe "Let's Make This Air-mazing"

complete with  

3 Patterned or Special Papers

2 Colors from Color Wheel One (Green and Purple)

1 Image (which is a flying object for the twist)

 

 

 

I used the sketch from Try a Sketch on Tuesday #693. 

 

 

 

Thanks for stopping by. 

Double Trouble Challenge #213

 

Here's my card for Double Trouble Challenge #213,  

3-2-1 Recipe "SomeThing AnyThing and EveryThing"

complete with  

3 Shades of Blue Cardstock

2 Happy Frogs, printed, fussy cut, and connected with foam

1 Background Embossed in a basket pattern 

 

I used the sketch from Try a Sketch on Tuesday Challenge # 692

(but I can't seem to use their link again.

Any suggestions? )

Yahoo!  It finally posted!  Thanks, Sue! 

 

 

 The 2 striped pieces of patterned paper that I used on my card are leftover scraps from making these little Easter baskets for my Red Hat lunch today.  

 

 Good food, good friends, and chocolate!