I bet most of you.
I happen to love the character of Anne (with an "e") Shirley played by Megan Fallows in the miniseries movie. She was a PERFECT choice to play Anne (with an "e").
Anne (insert "e") is feisty, irreverent, smart-as-a-whip, and...a redhead. I totally relate to her. She's a writer...I'm a writer. She has red hair...I have red hair (well, Auburn...sorry Anne). She's unconventional...I spend my life in Left Field...so yeah.
My husband even affectionately calls me "Carrots".
When I ran across this image of Anne (with an "e") from Mo Manning, I had to get it. Had to. Thank goodness digital stamps are not as pricey as their rubbah counterparts. Over at Bronte and Bella's challenge blog, aka DP2--Mo's Challenge Blog (if ya wanna get all technical), they're having an "Anything Goes" challenge.
Perfect opportunity to use my coveted Carrots, er Anne, stamp.
Here is my tribute to the fiery, ginger-headed gal who prefers to be called...Cordelia. I colored her with my Prismacolor pencils...then paper-toled her into like 5 layers. Then, I just started layering patterned paper. What can I say? I like layers. When I showed this to my husband he replied, "Don't ever give this card away to anyone, okay?"
I guess he likes it. That makes me smile.
Remember: "Tomorrow is ALWAYS fresh, with no mistakes in it."
- Bronte and Bella's: #146 Anything Goes
- The Color Throwdown: #203
- 2 Sisters - #103 Anything Goes
- Craft Punked - Week 31 "At The Movies" (movie: "Anne of Green Gables")
- Crafts and Me: #95 "Green With Envy"
- Paper Crafting Journey: Anything Goes
- Make It Monday: #101
Prince Edward Island stamp - Mo Manning
Patterned paper - My Minds Eye
Nestabilities - Spellbinders (lacy oval, lg scalloped oval)
Prismacolor pencils
gems - Michaels
eyelet corner punch - All Night Media
scallop border punch - EK Success for Martha Stewart
leaf trim
brown stamping ink - Tsukineko
cardstock
This is gorgeous,love your image and fab details.xxx
ReplyDeleteBeautiful card. I got a kick out of Anne talking about Katherine with a "K" instead of a "C." That's how I named my daughter. Anne is a wonderful character. Thanks so much for joining us at 2 Sisters this week.
ReplyDeleteDiane
Of course I love Anne. (I'm Canadian, I believe having to love Anne of Green Gables is in our Constitution.)
ReplyDeleteThat's sweet - what your dh said. I see his point, the card is just lovely.
Gorgeous card, your colouring is stunning! Thanks for joining Craft Punked this week, Paula :))
ReplyDeleteGorgeous card Hun love the papers and all those layers and of course the fab stamp which you colored in beautifully :)
ReplyDeleteThanks for joining us at 2 Sisters Challenge
Hugs Mandy xxx
Oh I do love your Anne!! She really has the fiery redhead look, fantastic card!!! Thank you for sharing it with us at Papercrafting Journey
ReplyDeletehugs Vicky xxx
Another amazing card showing such depth and storyline... You're really on a roll sista! Wish you would share some mojo with me!
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Jodi
Gorgeous card i love the image. Thanks for joining us at Crafts and Me this week. Have a lovely weekend. luv gina xx
ReplyDeleteHi Torrey...I love reading your blog! Always brings a smile to my face! This card is gorgeous! You have such an artist's eye for design and color!! Brilliant! Thanks so much for joining us at Mo's for this week's "Anything Goes" Challenge! Hugs. Pat Frank
ReplyDeletenice card! love the colors you use.
ReplyDeleteThank you for playing with us at 2 Sister this week.
Hugs,
Jill
Wow! This is such a brilliant card! Love the colors and the way the pattern on the bag matches the backing paper!
ReplyDeleteGreat work!
Thanks for sharing it with us at Mo's this week! Hope you'll join us for the new challenge starting today too!
Hugs, Iulia
This is beautiful, I especially love her bag. Thanks for joining us at Craft Punked this week!
ReplyDeleteI read the "Anne" series when my daughter read them and really enjoyed them.
ReplyDeleteYour card is fantabulous. Your coloring is gorgeous. I especially love the way you did her bag. Did you paper-piece it or color it to look like the green background paper? Either way, it's sensational.
Thank you for the comments! Kathi, I just colored her bag--the pattern was already on it. I picked the background paper to match what I had done after I colored her bag!
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