Happy Sunday, peeps! It's my turn to be the hostess at the Paper Players this week, and I've chosen this as our theme:
I recently saw a Unity stamp set; it was a bit pricey, but the dachshund image in it was too cute to resist! My sister and parents all have had doxies and they are so funny....I could tell you many stories about Roscoe, my sister's dog! So anyway, here's my card honoring my family's dachsunds:
I stamped my image in Night of Navy on some Basic Beige cardstock and used a Rectangle Stitched die to cut it out:
A sentiment from the same set was stamped and diecut; I pieced together two banners end to end to put behind it. I added a layer of the new Country Woods DSP as well as some long-retired candy dots for embellishments. The old Sahara Sand ones match this Basic Beige pretty well!
And here's a photo of Dana and Roscoe in the backyard of my little apartment almost 40 years ago; Dana was about 18 months old and I was dog-sitting Roscoe! We were hanging laundry while Dana enjoyed her little sippy cup sitting in my laundry basket! The picture is not very good....no cell phone cameras in those days! But I remember that day very clearly! That may have been the same day he ate a tennis ball....well, that's another story!
I hope you'll play with our Animal Antics challenge at the Players this week...any animal will do! Check out what the DT created over at the Players blog, then share yours with us too! Thanks for visiting and have a blessed day!
| Project Details—All Products SU! Unless Otherwise Specified | |
| Stamps | Love and Good Vibes (March 24 Kit of the Month, Unity) |
| Card stock & Papers | Basic Beige, Night of Navy, Country Woods DSP |
| Ink | Night of Navy |
| Accessories | Dimensionals, Candy Dots (ret) |
| Tools | Cut & Emboss Machine, Stitched Rectangle Dies, Stylish Shapes Dies |
11 comments:
LeAnne, I can see why you had to have this stamp! I love your card and the fact it is monochromatic is even better. My childhood friend of 70 years has always had doxies. They are just the cutest with their short little legs and long bodies. Roscoe was a handsome boy and of course Dana grew into a beautiful woman, like her mother. Have a blessed day, my friend.
Very cute…..yes their stamps are expensive. All mine that I purchased years ago were 1/ price. but when one speaks to you like this one…there is no price ….RIGHT! Your sister will love it.
How cute are they? I can't believe you have your old photos on your computer, LeAnne! That is so wonderful... as is your darling doxie card! LOve the navy stamping here.
My bestie growing up had a black/brown one named Fritz! He was a charmer, alright!
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Such a great stamp and your card is just great too! Someone at my craft group called Basic Beige the new Light Sahara Sand. I just had to laugh! And that picture of Roscoe and Dana is a treasure!
They are going to love this so much! What a fabulous card and a cute picture on Dana too!
Great card. Love the monochromatic scheme. How fun to see the old family photo with a Doxie. They are such cute dogs. I am a Unity KOM member and had to skip that month but I loved the stamps in the set. Really a good buy if you are a KOM member and a good quality of stamps.
Oh I love Doxies! My son has a Doxie /poodle mis named Silas - adorable! Your card is fabulous and I am glad you splurged on that stamp! And there is something fabulous about old pictures!
What a gorgeous stamp! The details are amazing. I can see why you had to have it. Your family will love all the Doxie cards you will make for them. I love the monochromatic look of this one. What a cute picture of Dana and Roscoe! Old pictures are the best! Thanks for the great challenge!
I love all of the little details in your stamped scene LeAnne and it looks great in monochromatic blue too - I can see why this set was a must-have for you. That photo of Dana is so cute too!
LeAnne, this is so fabulous! I love the monochromatic scene and that little doxie makes me smile! My dear friend owns one. Your picture of Dana and Roscoe is priceless, too!
LeAnne, what a great photo and thanks for sharing the memories! As for your card, I love that you kept it monochromatic as it really allows us to focus on the details of that fabulous image.
Hugs
Jaydee
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