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A Boy and His Dog

I just got this new image today and I had to use it right away. It is by Lynne Stansbery and is available at Squigglefly.


This week's Squigglefly Challenge (SFC3112) is Black, Gray, and White - the perfect challenge for this great image. I am also entering this in the Pile It on Challenge PIO#32 - Add Metal, and Sweet Sketch Wednesday #166 (great sketch):


Hugz!!!!

Comments

  1. Your card is precious. I love how you have left the image without coloring it. The sentiment is really sweet. Thanks so much for sharing this gorgeous card with us.

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  2. Such a precious card. Love your saying. Love the sweet colors. So perfect. Have a sweet day!!! Arlana

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  3. What an adorable image. Really tugs at the heart. Love the button and string. Great card.

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  4. Great looking card and love that image too. Wonderful paper choices.

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  5. Fabulous image with such a lovely saying. Everything is just perfect.

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  6. Beautiful, how absolutely beautiful!! Darling image. Love your use of the colors, so striking. Thanks for joining us at Sweet Sketch Wednesday.

    Linda

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  7. This is just beautiful and the sentiment is perfect! Thanks so much for joining us this week at Sweet Sketch Wednesday.

    Peace & Luv,
    Jeannie

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  8. What a beautiful card. Such a great image, I can see why you got this lovely. So glad you are joining us this week at SSW.
    Hugs, Heide SSW-DT

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  9. Nancy this is adorable and sweet. I love the papers you used and the sentiment is such a great one! Thanks for playing in Squigglefly's challenge!

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  10. Oh, I love it! I love the distressed look and that image with the sentiment is so perfect! Thanks for joining us this week!
    Erika SSW DT

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  11. I like this black and white design, with fab papers! I love how you've left the image uncolored - it has a really nice effect on this design

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  12. Such a precious image and loving the papers. Brown and black is such a great color combo too. Fabulous card!!

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  13. Wonderful card, I like the image, the sentiment and the papers.
    Kevin xx

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  14. Your card is so adorable. I just love that Lyne Stansbery image. Perfect for this week's squigglefly contest too. I can't wait to see more of your work in Squigglefly Challenges. Cheers, Holley

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  15. What a cute image. Looks like a sketch. Love how you used it Nancy!

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  16. Hi Nancy this is a delightful card, an awesome image and I just love the colours you've used. This is such a great card for a boy. This card is just so adorable. Great card and thanks so much for sharing it with us at Sweet Sketch Wednesday and good luck.
    Hugs
    Kathie SSW-DT

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  17. lovely card
    Thank you for playing along at Squigglefly this week
    Love Jan
    xx

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  18. Just so precious; I love that card!

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  19. So sweet. Thanks for your visit and sweet luv. Hugs

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  20. Nancy, what a great card and sketch. The sentiment is so true.
    Have yourself a fabulous day!

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  21. I don't know if you will get this but i want to thank you for doing such beautiful justice to my image and for adding a sentiment that gave the image meaning.

    Thankfully,
    Lynne Stansbery

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  23. Nancy, I bought six images by this artist the other day and this is one of them.
    I love what you did with it, and the sentiment is perfect and oh so true.

    Hugs
    Sue

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  24. Am behind in posting this, but wanted to comment on the fabulous job you did with the Squigglefly challenge and this image! Lynne's images are amazing you you really showcased it beautifully. If I don't have this one already, I'm going to have to pick it up! Thanks for playing in the SF challenge - love seeing your work!

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  25. If this isn't the sweetest darn image ever, I will eat my hat. This is just adorable. You did a great job with the sketch too.

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  26. Awwww...what a sweet card. Great take on the challenge too!

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  27. Joey needs this card Mom!

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