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Operation Write Home - Sketch Challenge #123

I've decide to join Operation Write Home and I did my first attempt on doing a nice card specially for this Holiday of Memorial Day 2012.

If you don't know what Operation Write Home is I encourage you to visit their site an read what is all about. I think is a great cause and allot of people has been involved.

Now for my first challenge with them I did select Challenge #123, it came out pretty good I think and is a very elegant subtle look. the challenge was easy to accomplished and I'm very happy doing this for a nice cause. Please comment I would love to know what you think and thanks for visiting my blog.

HAPPY MEMORIAL WEEKEND!!!!









Comments

  1. Welcome to OWH, and TFS your first card with us! I think it turned out great, and I love those little blue flowers! Looking forward to seeing more of your cards!

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  2. Thank you Carol, I had fun doing this card love the flowers too :)

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  3. Your card is great! I love the splash of red with your flag. You've joined a great cause - I'm a latecomer too - and you'll enjoy contributing to OWH. By the way, your blog is just way cool and interesting. I'm a follower now!

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  4. Hi Erika, thanks for your nice comments I just went to your blog and is very lovely too, I sub.

    Yes I think this cause is a great thing. Keep visiting my blog I post almost every day with new things. Thank you :)

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  5. Welcome to OWH! I'm fairly new to the group and LOVE it! Such terrific friendly, creatively inspiring people and a super cause, too! I really love your card; the blue flowers are such a special touch and your color choices are fab!

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  6. Oh thank you JoAnn, I'm glad that you stop by. Yes there is definitely creativeness all around that site and I'm very glad I could join and be part of it.

    Thanks for your comments on my card, I tried my bes since is the first time I do something like this, I've been practicing LOL...

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  7. Great to have you as part of the OWH family! Nice job on your first sketch card. This card is very pretty and would be great as an Any Hero card with a note to a hero written in it . These get put into the boxes with the lank cards and never have to be mailed back to the states in an envelope so thicker embellishments like flowers make it to them intact. I look forward to seeing more! :)

    Paula S.
    OWH Blog Team

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  8. Thank you Paula, I think I manage well to assemble this card and the results were very nice I wish you could see it in real life.

    The flaw with the card though was something I read today on the OWH site, that if the card was glue with a glue stick is a no go. Unfortunately I don't have yet an ATG gun or any adhesive that will have like a runner tape so that made me sad :(

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  9. Welcome to OWH! I have been making cards for our deployed military for one year and have learned lots, made 'virtual' friends, and try to join both challenges every week. The sketch challenge is on Sunday and on Wednesday there is another challenge (like use certain colors, certain embellishments, etc). Your card is lovely and your site is terrific! Also, thanks for the tutorial ;)

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  10. Hi Cindy, thanks for your welcoming words. I'm looking forward to meet new people and share my experience on making cards with everyone at OWH and the rest of the World :)

    This was the first time doing a video explaining how to do a card and I'm sure I will get better in the future I'm to knew making cards and things like that, catching up with you guys.

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  11. This is a pretty card! I love the texty-vintage background paper. Thanks for joining us in this week's OWH Stars & Stamps Sketch Challenge!

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    1. Hi Julie thanks for visiting my blog, very exited to have join the OWH and very thankful for all of you who have welcome me :)

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  12. Welcome to OWH! Great card...that background paper is gorgeous! Looking forward to seeing more!

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    1. Hello Linda thank you, I love making Distress Backgrounds so I thought it could come out great for this card. Thanks for visiting my blog and your nice comments :)

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  13. This is a lovely card! You followed the sketch perfectly! I'll definitely check out Operation Write Home and hopefully I can join in the fun!

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    1. Hello Donna thanks for passing by, yes you should definitely join OWH not only you would share your talent but you will be helping soldiers to write a note to their love ones.

      Everyone over at OWH is very talented and have very good challenges to participate. I hope I'll see you there cause your Art is amazing :)

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  14. Welcome to Operation Write Home. I found out about them in February and love what they do and am happy to support them. Your blog is very interesting. I love the card you did! I look forward to seeing more of your card creations!

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    1. Hi Donna, thank you for visiting my blog. My blog is so crazy I think compare to other people's blog cause I'm doing so many things at the same time but I definitely very happy to have join this cause :)

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