Welcome to another wonderful day.
Do you have neighbors? Of course you do. Are they nice or have they put up that fence to keep you at a distance? Are some of them too close for comfort...always in your business?
When you buy something, do they go out and buy something bigger or better than what you have?
You love them. I know you do. You just can't live without them can you?
According to the National Day Calendar for today..."It is a blessing to have a good neighbor, but it is even a greater thing to BE a good neighbor.Good neighbors often become friends. They watch out for each other, lend a helping hand and are there for advice when asked. Neighbors offer that cup of sugar when we are short, collect our mail when we are on vacation, watch our homes and sometimes watch our children and our pets. Simply put, being a good neighbor makes good neighbors and develops lifelong friendships."
Things you can do neighborly: BE Kind; BE Strong; BE True and BE Grateful.
My card share for today uses those four things.
I had the Graphic 45 "Olde Curiosity Shoppe Collection" still out from Monday. I pulled a sheet from the stack and paired it with a sheet from Recollections "Typewriter Font". From my box of flowers, I selected some white and green flowers and a 3D flourish for embellishments. While working on another project using chipboard, I cut a square piece for a frame to use around my sentiment. The sentiment was typed and printed using my word processing program, printer and vellum. It was adhered to the back of the frame and foam tape was used to adhere the frame to the card. Studio g self adhesive gems were placed at the bottom of the chipboard square.
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The same card photographed in two different ways....another entry for http://www.wordartwednesday.blogspot.com
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Enabler's List:
Graphic 45 "Olde Curiosity Shoppe Collection
Recollections "Typewriter Font" paper
Recollections flowers
Recollections black cardstock
Kaisercraft craft cardstock
Studio g self adhesive gems
chipboard
vellum
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Thank you for your time to view with me today.
Your comments are welcome.
Please come again.
Sending you a hug and LOVE,
Lois
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