Here are my two cards for the Twofer Card Challenge #30, where the theme is SUN/MOON.
For both cards I used a moon stamp from Magnolia, I made a birthday card and a baby card.
Card #1:
For this card I used a snarky cat from Tim Holtz, and a freebie stamp fot the beer I placed in his paw.
The moon and the brickwall stamps are from Magnola, the sentiment is a brand unknown.
The cheers sentiment is made with a Concord&9th die, the musical notes with one from Memory Box.
This card is also for:
Show us Your Pussies - August Furrything Goes
Show us Your Pussies - August Furrything Goes
Card #2:
This card is also for:
Dream Valley Challenges - #230 ADD GEMS OR PEARLS OR BOTH
Fabulous Twofer, Pia!! Just love how the moon stamp adds so much behind your images on both cards!! Such a funny drinking kitty and I love the stork in the heart!!
ReplyDeleteBoth great cards and love the snarky cat
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Two brilliant cards,love the snarky cat,it made me smile, the baby card is the perfect CAS keepsake
ReplyDelete2 great cards Pia!
ReplyDeleteWow Pia, these cards are fabulous and so different with the same image! I love your interpreation with it for each design! The kitty really cracks me up and I love that wonderful silhouette image for the pink background! Nicely done!
ReplyDeleteLove the snarky cat image and the baby card is so gorgeous Pia..loz
ReplyDeleteOh these cards are awesome Pia! I love that adorable cat holding the beer and what a beautiful baby card, love how that moon looks so different on both designs!
ReplyDeleteTwo great cards, love that cat.x
ReplyDeleteTwo fabulous cards Pia, that cat is hilarious love the moon and music notes with Cheers, awesome..and your baby card is beautiful with the stork flying across the moon..
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Two great moon designs, Pia! I love that you are able to seamlessly blend so many different companies into your designs! That snarky beer-loving musical cat is a birthday hoot with the moon backdrop! And your little baby girl card with the moon, inlaid heart, and pink bling is a real keepsake for the happy family! Thank you so much for playing in Twofer Card Challenge #30! Keep Well! Hugs, Darnell
ReplyDeleteLOVE your humor with the snarky cat and beer. And the stork is adorable. You are so creative.
ReplyDeleteThe moon behind your silhouette stork is wonderfully soft and dreamy, Pia ... lovely with the subtly embossed heat die cut and pretty pearls! The wild (or maybe tipsy!) cat is a riot with his frothy beer ... he looks as though he's dancing the night away under the moonlit sky! Thanks so much for playing along with us at Twofer! Anita :)
ReplyDeleteAn awesome card Thank you for purring along to play at SUYP Cats Challenges.
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It's incredible how much different feels you achieved with the same, simple stamp! Two beautiful cards and especially love the new baby one
ReplyDeleteThe cat and beer card just made me laugh out loud - so cute. That is a sweet baby card too.
ReplyDeleteThe cat and beer card has made me smile. His face!!!
ReplyDeleteThe beautiful new baby card you have entered into our challenge, is perfect.
Thank you for sharing in our Gems Or Pearls challenge.
Lin
Dream Valley
Two really great creations using a moon. They are both great in there own right but I must admit I prefer the pink card with the stork & baby. lol!!
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Cathy
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Fantastic twofer, Pia! Your birthday card is so fun with that crazy cat holding his beer! You really showed the versatility of your moon stamp by then creating a wonderful silhouette baby card! Thanks for joining in the fun with us at the Twofer Card Challenge!
ReplyDeleteOh my....you are just so clever! Love both of your wonderful cards.
ReplyDeleteTwo fabulous cards Pia, the moon stamp is perfect for both cards, I especially like the New Baby card.
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I always appreciate it when Twofer cards are significantly different from each other and these a VERY different ...it took me a few moments to even see the stamp in common. Great job.
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