I even got a little green on my card by way of the jar lid!
If you'd like to help Sabrina celebrate this holiday, make a card with some money on it and link it up at the end of the post on the CCEE Stampers blog.
Thursday, June 5, 2014
CCEE1423 - Money
Anne Harmon started her month-long stint as hostess of the CCEE Stampers blog by giving us an interesting challenge. The first Monday in June is Bank Holiday in Ireland. In honor of our member from the Emerald Isle (Sabrina), we were to make a card using cash, coins, or green. My card is along the same line of another card I had made several years ago (and eventually sent to Anne to give to her son on his birthday). That card also had a jar with pennies in it.
I even got a little green on my card by way of the jar lid!
If you'd like to help Sabrina celebrate this holiday, make a card with some money on it and link it up at the end of the post on the CCEE Stampers blog.
I even got a little green on my card by way of the jar lid!
If you'd like to help Sabrina celebrate this holiday, make a card with some money on it and link it up at the end of the post on the CCEE Stampers blog.
Love your jar of pennies and the green lid
ReplyDeleteHow perfect is that...you got the green and the money!!!
ReplyDeleteLois, you've got the money for sure on this cute card. Wish my money piles grew as quickly as my penny piles grew!
ReplyDeleteGreat coin papers for this fun design, Lois! I love this jar of pennies with that sweet sentiment!
ReplyDeleteYou might be surprised to know that his next birthday he will get the penny card you made and sent me FIVE years ago!! I put it where I look at it every year on his birthday! I still love it, and so will he!! Now....your card is such fun. You even got the green in there too on the lid. Very clever. Great job, as usual!
ReplyDeleteyou aced this challenge, Lois....money, coins and green.....fab idea to use the mason jar
ReplyDeleteFun seeing the different coins! We had a currency change about 2000 (help, I already can't remember exactly when), and then even before that we had one in the seventies when we switched to decimal, so I still have an odd assortment of old coins in my piggy bank.This is a really cool masculine card, Lois.
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