Monday, July 23, 2012

Lovebirds

Case Study's 100th challenge is to take inspiration from this card by Kristii Lockhart.  



I liked the idea of a couple of birdies and the red gingham ribbon.  Aw, tweet.  The birds and birdcage stamps are from Kanban, and the love stamp is from Paper Smooches.  The background paper is from the opticians.  Oh no, it was Papermania from their Happy Days range.  The ribbon bow, expertly tied (but not by me!), is also by Papermania from their Portobello Road range. 



I am becoming a regular visitor to my opticians.  I've been trying out occupational lenses (trendy word for bifocals, I think).  But I've got so fed up with wobbling my head around to get the tiniest area into focus, only to wobble again half a second later when I want to look half an inch to left, right, up or down that I've given up and I am returning to the good old fashioned, tried and tested method of one pair on the nose and the other parked on the head, waiting to be swapped over.  And sometimes both pairs on the nose...



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5 comments:

  1. Virginia L.24 July 2012 at 01:55

    This is absolutely delightful!! Love the colors and refreshing design!

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  2. Jean Martin24 July 2012 at 17:59

    Awww! This is so sweet! The colors are wonderful and I agree it is absolutely refreshing! I'm so glad you could join us this week at CASE Study Challenge! I hope to see your fabulous work again next week! :)

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  3. Kristii24 July 2012 at 19:34

    What a sweet card!!! Love the colors and patterns you used and the little gingham bow is the perfect touch!!!

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  4. Iwona Palamountain (Chupa)25 July 2012 at 06:49

    Tweet is the word... such an adorable card!! Thank you for playing along with the CASE Study gals this week! xxx

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  5. Debby25 July 2012 at 20:14

    Love this graphic take on Kristii's card! I've just got varifocals which must be the same as your occupational lenses and your account rings so true to me! I only use my varifocals for driving which allows me to see the distant road and close up dials but I don't need to move my head much! For crafting/computing I have a good old fashioned pair of reading glasses :) Thanks for joining us at CASE study this week :)

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