Another Saturday has come our way and that means another Dynamic Duos colour challenge!
No one likes the need to send a get well card, but it's always nice to have a few on hand just in case. I've used the cutest little pill bottle by The Rubbernecker Stamp Co. and a sentiment from Art Gone Wild. Note: my hubby calls this the drug addict card LOL!!! He always gives me his opinion on my cards, gotta love him! He thought one pill bottle would have been enough.
I stamped, colored, fussy cut and glazed (with a Gelly Roll pen) three RX bottles then added them to my card made from scraps. This cute punch and coordinating stamp is by Endless Creations. It's mounted with foam tape as are the bottles. The lattice border was done with a Martha Stewart punch and the scalloped edge is a PTI die. I think it's pretty clean and simple and was quick to make.
That's it for me friends. I hope to see your cards in the gallery this week. PLEASE, PLEASE be sure to read the RULES for our challenge. And don't forget to pop by to visit my fellow Dynamos, they always have something fun to share! ~Lisa
20 comments:
Those husbands and crafting, gotta love them! Your card is a great one, would definitely put a smile to someone's face that isn't feeling their best.
Our hubbies should meet. Mine typically says "too much" and my cards really arent all that busy!? I love the pill bottles - they keep the card fun and cheerful!
I'm cracking up at your hubby's comment, Lisa! Hee hee! This is such a cheerful card, perfect for a get well greeting. Love that pop of pink in the punchedborder. Such a great accent! Have a wonderful eekend! Hugs! :)
Hee, your hubby's comment cracks me up, Lisa! :-D I love making cards from scraps, some surprisingly good things come of scraps, don't you think? :-) I love how you used your (split) pink border punch pieces--they go with the pink pills so well! :-) Fun trim too!
Good morning Lisa! What a sweet little creation, I think it would make anyone feel better. Your hubby sounds like fun! LOL! Wonderful work this week!
Lesley
Lisa--fantastic fantastic fantastic card! What a cute little bottle and so awesome that you made your card using some scraps. Your husband is funny.
Tee, hee, this is just ADORABLE, Lisa!! Very cute and the perfect pick-me-up card for anyone who's feeling under the weather. :)
At least your hubby comments on your cards!! This is very cute and a great little get well card. I love the pink lattice border.
Just tell your hubby, everything looks better in threes! Love your layers!
Your husband has a funny sense of humor, as does mine, too! LOL I see his point: lots o' pills here! It's really cute, though, and didn't remind me at all of the world of addiction. ;)
Those little, pill bottles are absolutely darling, Lisa!
Being a pharmacist, I can really relate! I do think that the bottles look perfect where they are and the glazing looks fabulous. Way to dress up some pill bottles! This card would sure make me feel better!
Such a beautiful card! I love the ribbon, the scallops and the border punch!
Your husband´s comment made me laugh!
Anni
I am in awe of the medicine bottles...so creative!
We lovingly call my husband, "the Card Heckler!" He's a tough critic, but also my most supportive fan. Love the bottles and the color combination!
I love your card and think the three bottles is a perfect balance! Your hubs is too funny. If mine checked out all my cards he would need all three bottles to relieve the resulting case of Eye Glaze!
(I especially like how you have the one bottle tucked behind there, in reserve!)
Thatt is so funny what your husband said, about the pill stamp. Love your cute stamp and card . I am going to try and play this week. I show my husband all my cards too, and boy is he honest, I'm glad though.
I think this is just brilliant, Lisa! PERFECT colors for medicine and a get well card! LOVE this! :)
Fun card ... and I like the THREE pill bottles!
I got my card all ready to upload on my blog tomorrow and see that it has some green on it so it won't qualify. I'll be more careful next time!
Cheers, Karen
Delightful card, Lisa. Many of us are addicted to paper crafting, so it only stands to reason that we would NEED a drug addict card!
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