Oh what fun it is to see Friday. It has been a great week with great things that have happen. Someone I know made it home from the hospital/rehab after having bypass surgery. I know you read this blog every day, so...Welcome back...God is still in the healing business!
I had a good time laughing at a comment someone made concerning fashion. She said, "Memorial Day is over, now you can wear your white". This took me back to my younger days. In the south, we pretty much didn't put on white until after Memorial Day and did not wear it after Labor Day. Doing research on this topic:? According to fashion reporters, it began in the 1930’s with the ultra-rich wearing only white in the summer. Light clothing gave the look of leisure, while dark clothing was mostly for working people. This idea expanded in the 1950’s among the middle class. GRITS (Girls Raised In The South) held to this hard and fast rule of no white before or after Labor Day. Some say it’s a southern thing, because it’s so hot in the south. It's after Memorial Day so I decided to use white. I used my Big Shot and a lot of my Spellbinders and Couture dies for an all white affair today. Then I decided to put together a card:
Die cut pieces from various Spellbinder and Couture. |
Die cut pieces from various Spellbinder dies. |
3 comments:
Hi Lois wow I love these die cuts and I grew up with you never wear you summer cloth's till May is out and you go back to dark cloths when September comes.
I adore this card it's so classy and elegant. I love it.
Debs xx
{Debs Cards}
Beautifully elegant card design, Lois!!
This is STUNNING, Lois. I love all the gorgeous layers you've used. Thanks so much for sharing your talents with us. I love having you play along with us.
Blessings,
Karen
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