I took pictures of it like I always do so I could add it to the CHF gallery of samples and share it with all my lovely blog readers. I have a pretty basic set up for taking pics, a chair covered with a sheet next to the only usable window in our house that gets southern exposure. The window happens to be in our kitchen. Here is a shot so you can fully appreciate what I am going to tell you next.
Since I usually create multiple samples at a time I photograph them in the same sitting. After I was done with this particular card I set it on the window sill. There were so many layers on the card it was a bit front heavy so it fell off the sill. Can you see what happens to be right below the window sill? Yep, the dog dishes. It couldn't fall into the bone dry food dish...NOOOOO, it had to fall into the water bowl. Totally ruined. I didn't know whether to laugh or cry. That blasted mutt, grumble, grumble!
Oh well, it is just a card I guess. I can make more. grumble, grumble.
At least I got a picture of it first.
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4 comments:
CUTE! Love your stitching! :)
Hi Tracy, I can relate to your snaffo, it sounds like something that I would experience. I can tell you spent alot of time on that card. Well, maybe you can chalk it up to practice. I love how you used the patterned paper for the balloon. Blessings to you, Rea
Tracy,
Happens to me all the time. I'm in a wheelchair so it's funny AND time consuming. I put it into perspective. What's most important? The object of a disaster or my beloved pets? You know the answer.Yes, it was an adorable card but replaceable. ;-)
Peace, Becky Johnson
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Oh, Tracy, how I laughed when I read this. That sounds exactly like something that would happen to me !!
Your card WAS beautiful and the thought behind it was also.
Hugs and blessings to you,
Bonnie
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