The caption reads, "your friendship is the most uplifting thing in my life without underwire!"
This one reads, "Glorious and Free".

Cards and crafts by Ruth Martens
The caption reads, "your friendship is the most uplifting thing in my life without underwire!"
This one reads, "Glorious and Free".



For this project I used paper and accessories from a Close to My Heart kit that I got at the last gathering we had. The Miracle Scrapbooking Kit is meant for making a scrapbook page, but so far I've used it for a card and this project. The sentiment and other stamps are from Stampin' Up, "Full of Life" and the "Priceless" series.
I've never done a give-away before! After some consideration I've decided to give away the stamp set Moments in Time by Close to My Heart a $26.95 value!
I used the stamp sets "Around the Block" and "Flower Pot" both from Close to My Heart. The ink and paper is from Stampin' Up, Not Quite Navy, Rose Red, Creamy Caramel and Boredering Blue!
To create the whale I cut a rectangle and used the corner rounder, then just manually cut the back end and hand drew the face and flipper.
The inside of the card reads: "Thinking of you... please know that I care." and is from Stampin Ups "Thoughts & Prayers" stamp set.
Edit to add a YouTube link with a relevant clip from the movie which is based on the book.
The inside of this notecard is blank so it can be used for any occassion. This isn't a card I can mass produce though, I purchased the chipboard and found only one cog in the bunch that was big enough. I used gold embossing powder to decorate the cog and then printed the caption on white cardstock (unfortunately the only cardstock I have that's thin enough for my printer!).
The game also sports a profession called "Engineering" which is notorious for failing. Using your Gnomish Parachute Cloak when you leap off a cliff is a test of faith and often results in a painful landing. The caption on this card reads, "This card was carefully crafted by the finest of Gnomish Engineers and meets the highest standard of craftsmanship. The device has undergone rignorous testing for water proofing; bomb proofing and murloc proofing."
In World of Warcraft there is a character you can play called a Druid who has the ability to shapeshift into various animal forms, including the made up creature moonkin which is sort of a cross between a bear and an owl. Alliance and Horde have different moonkin appearance, so I've done two cards. The one above is the horde version.
Here's the Alliance version. I opted out of doing horns on the Horde one. I was tempted to also craft a staff to place in one feathered hand, but after seeing the card put together I decided it was too much. Maybe if I change the layout later. The Horde version is missing his feet because I need to buy the right punch for it.
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