June is here with warmer weather, flowers, sunshine, flip-flops, outdoor eating… Oh, my, so much goodness in this month!
June is also a time for the I-CAD (Index Card) challenge from Daisy Yellow, where we use an index card to create something during June and July, totalling 61 cards. I had joined this challenge for many years, but I let it go. This year I’m inspired to do it again. It’s so rewarding to see the card pile at the end of the challenge, and I really need to get my creativity mojo back.
My first one for this year. I put it together in less than 5 minutes. I prepped the background yesterday using a tea bag, and this morning I added the stickers. I like the result!
Happy new month to you!
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How wonderful! Enjoy that sunshine Elizabeth. Here it’s grey, cold and winter has set in with a vengeance.
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Thanks Miriam, sending some sunshine your way!
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Yay, a post a day to look forward to reading ✨️
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That’s great, thanks!
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What a lovely endeavor! Now I’m going to head to the store and buy some index cards…
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I’m so happy I’ve inspired you!
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They’re the perfect size for small notes!
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🙂
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Don’t know, but I can’t see your image Elizabeth. Good to see a post from you though.
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Oh no! Not sure what is happening, everything seems ok from my side.
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I had several glitches yesterday, but I’ve gone back into your post now and everything is fine!
Lovely pictures and art.
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That’s great! I knew you would like the cards. 🙂
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Given me some ideas actually Elizabeth!
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Wow! I’m smiling now!
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I’m pleased!!
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Little art is so fascinating, and this little piece is a true work of art. Glad to see your mojo is back, Elizabeth.
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Thanks Lois, I really hope my mojo sticks around.
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I love using index cards to make art… When they are ruled, I use the blank side for the art and the ruled side for a written message. Last year at Christmas, I made 200 Holy Day cards for a local nursing home’s residents and staff using index cards. More fun than humans should be allowed to have, eh?
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This is wonderful Annette! 200 cards to give away, I’m sure they put lots of smiles in their faces. I like your idea of writing on the ruled side. I bought these ones blank on both sides. Next time I can do as you!
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