Thursday, November 22, 2012

Mo's Challenge #162




Don't Be Square!


Happy Thanksgiving to all those in the USA!


The theme for Mo's Challenge this week is "Anything But Square." Since I never make square cards, I guess I could have just gone with my regular  5" X 7" rectangular cards, but I felt that might be cheating! LOL!


Instead, I went with a card shaped like a kite and used Mo's cute "Kite" image."
The 'kite' dimensions are 5 1/2" X 8" and it opens along the upper left hand side.
The 'tail' is made with baker's twine and scraps of DP.

Images: "Kite" from Mo's Digital Pencil, SU! stamped sentiment

Tools: Copics, Cuttlebug with Nestibilities die, SU! oval punches, Xacto knife

Papers: SU! Pacific Point, Bazzil textured CS, Neenah white, Basic Grey DP

Embellishments: Baker's twine

Now it's your turn to make a card or project using one or more of Mo's wonderful images 
and enter Mo's Challenge for a chance to win a $5.00 gift certificate.

Thanks for stopping by!
 Elaine

7 comments:

  1. Soo clever and totally cute, Elaine! Love the colours and design of your kite, looks gorgeous.

    Hugs, Anja

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  2. This is gorgeous Elaine. Love the image and the papers look scrummy.
    Hugs Sharon. x

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  3. So adorable and very clever with the kite shape and image.

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  4. Hello Elaine wow this is so fabulous I love the idea of a kite shaped card how fab !! .
    I am just catching up viewing your cards , as always they are stunning ,. you have a super crafting style , hugs Elaine

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  5. What a great idea to make a kite with that image. Perfect for a non square card.

    Hugs
    Debbie

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  6. Oh, this is lovely, Elaine! What a fantastic idea to make it in shape of a kite:) Never thought of that! Thanks for the inspiration hun!
    Hugs, Iulia

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  7. Too cute Elaine! Love this original shape really so much! Thanks for sharing this fab idea with us :)

    Hugs, Franz.

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