When my girls were little one of their favorite things to do was to
make a fake car and drive it... For some reason they were always going
to Alabama..LOL. Not sure why. Great memories..
Anyway...on to this week's challenge at MO's Digital Pencil Challenge Blog. Paola is our September hostess. This week our challenge is to use shades of Brown
She has some great challenges. I diverged a bit and added some color.
Come on over and play along for a chance to win a free Mo image.
Come on over and play along for a chance to win a free Mo image.
This is beautifully done! I love that the word 'imagination' is so prominent. Just love your style, Dawn!
ReplyDeleteThat's funny that they alway 'drove to Alabama'....just the other day I was making up a game for K and picked 'Massachusetts' as they're super hero destination....don't know why I picked MA either, lol!
ReplyDeleteSUPER adorable card! Love the cardboard element, the criss-cross stiches, and your FABO coloring!
Oh my goodness Dawn I LOVE how you used the cardboard, its FABULOUS!!! EEEEEK that image is sooooo sweet...Another AMAZING creation girl!!!
ReplyDeleteAlabama eh...that is just too cute! Such cuteness at that age! I love when they would take boxes and make so many different things!
ReplyDeleteThis card has all that cuteness! I love your cards Dawn!
I can relate. My daughter makes forts and says she's in california. As a matter of fact she is asleep in her fort right now and when I tucked her in last night we said she loved sleeping in California. Too funny. Love your card. The stitching is such a great way to tie it all together. Beautiful.
ReplyDeleteGreat card, and what a great memory! (Did they ever make it to Alabama? :) )
ReplyDeleteLookie at this cute image, cute paper, cute buttons, and fab stitching! All around CUTE, Dawn!
ReplyDeleteLove the story about Alabama lol.. bless. Your colouring is fabulous, and I love the design of the card, absolutely fab.
ReplyDeleteI love it whenever you post a card using one of Mo's images. They are so fabulous, and with your artistic skills they really come to life. Thanks again for your support on my blog. It helps to have someone who has been through this before. Most of my friends still have all their kids at home.
ReplyDeleteGolly, Dawn, what awesome coloring! Stunning ;D
ReplyDeleteSo Precious card, like the memories :) Very beautifly done .
ReplyDeleteOh my!! So fun and cute! Love it!
ReplyDeleteTerrific card Dawn, love the different textures and colours, just fab. x
ReplyDeleteHi Dawn, Ooh you just gave me shivers down my spine for the love of the past, I have lots of photo's, of this. isnt it a shame they have to grow.
ReplyDeleteyour card is sooooooooooo very SPECIAL. hugs chris xx
I always come here just to observe your coloring techniques!! The cards are gorgeous - but the coloring is educational!
ReplyDeleteOMG...this is super adorable!! Love the fabulous texture!!
ReplyDeleteThis is such an adorable image and I won't say how wonderful your coloring is as I'm sure you get tired of hearing me say that - lol! Brings back memories of the HOURS my kids would play in a large box! Mostly they cut out windows and a door and created a little house. When I see all the electronic toys, I wonder if kids today still use their imagination.
ReplyDeleteProbably because Alabama is awesome!!! This is so adorable, Dawn... and tell your girls if they're ever in AL to look me up!
ReplyDeleteSo precious! There is nothing better than a box! I don't know why we buy the presents when the box is a bigger hit :)
ReplyDeleteGorgeous set of creations while I was away :) Love this image and how you coloured it. I'm counting sleeps until my six hours of uninterrupted bliss LOL!
ReplyDeleteDawn, this is such a cute card, love all the buttons and that is a great DP. Your coloring is perfect!
ReplyDeleteSuperb artwork Dawn! Love the coloring, the texture, buttons, sewing...must I go on??!! Love it!
ReplyDeleteSo beautiful card Dawn,I love the image and your papers.
ReplyDeleteHugs Riet.xx
How adorable is this. What a great boy image and your coloring is fantastic.
ReplyDeleteA Flourishes follower but not certain how it is expressed with the company other than comments in blog entries, I wish all of you at Flourishes a thrifty, nifty, third business birthday with much appreciation for all you have shared these three years of tutoring so many of us through techniques, designer paper features and the mighty lovely artwork in stamping greetings, blessings, and joys.
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What a cute image. I like the patterned paper and corrugated cardboard accent with it.
ReplyDeleteAlabama or Bust, Love your card and memory!! The dp is awesome with your little driver. Beautifully colored and designed as always.
ReplyDeletewoow I love your card looks so antique and I just realized that I sew my twine too like your card and the funny thing is I just see your card after I did my one. Your coloring the Images is FAB...just put my card for Mo's Digital Challenge :) maybe you would like to see my blog?many thanks Dawn..hugs, Monika
ReplyDeleteOMG!! How cute!! Love this!! My kids never made cars they were always making tents!LOL!
ReplyDeleteYour colouring truly shines with Mo's images! Love the DP - it fits the image so well. And the corrugated cardboard adds cool touch of texture and boyishness!
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Annika