I did stop long enough to make a quick card. I used Sweet and Sassy Bluebird. For the background I seen the technique on Pinterest to use a pencil eraser and Distress Ink to make the polka dots.
Have a safe and blessed day.
Challenges:
http://4kraftygirlzchallenges.blogspot.com/2014/03/challenge-14.html
Good luck with the quitting and the painting of the other half of the kitchen cabinets. Timing your quitting with you're spring clean and decorating sounds like a good plan that will have a lot of benefits for you. I love your card and the idea for the background works so well.
ReplyDeleteImerse yourself in crafting and the time will fly. That way you won't have time to think anout the smoking. Beautiful card too.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful card - love the bluebird and your pecil dots!!
ReplyDeleteJust think when the decorating is done, how lovely and clean and fresh it will be - no nasty cigarette smells - honest!
Keep it up - one day at a time.(I counted the days for about 12 weeks after stopping and could tell you exactly how many days it was!0
Thinking of you
Kate
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this is sweet and beautiful Stephanie.
ReplyDeletegr karin
This is lovely xx
ReplyDeleteSweet little card!
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Dawn xx
cute image and love the background -made me laugh when you put half your cabinets are painted-congrats with the non-smoking
ReplyDeletecarol x
Fab card, well done quitting smoking.. Good luck with the kitchen painting, Px
ReplyDeleteI gave up smoking 8 years ago & the reason i never started again is because it was the hardest thing i have ever done & i could not go through that again....So keep positive Stephanie, it will be the best thing you`ve done & it gets easier. Fab card too lol xxxxx
ReplyDeleteLove those dots, what a fabulous technique. Wonderful card.
ReplyDeleteSylv xx
Such a sweet creation Stephanie. Love the dot detail.
ReplyDeleteLaine
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