Alice didn't dare to argue the point, but went on: `-- and I thought I'd try and find my way to the top of that hill -- '
`When you say "hill,"' the Queen interrupted, `I could show you hills, in comparison with which you'd call that a valley.'`No, I shouldn't,' said Alice, surprised into contradicting her at last: `a hill can't be a valley, you know. That would be nonsense -- 'The Red Queen shook her head, `You may call it "nonsense" if you like,' she said, ` but I've heard nonsense, compared with which that would be as sensible as a dictionary!'--Ch. 2: Through the Looking Glass
Greetings from Wonderland! Before we commence this week's challenge, LOTS of tea-toasting to our FABULOUS new October Guest at Tea: DONNA BUDZYNSKI! Donna's amazing work caught our eye a while back and we are thrilled to have her joining us! A VERY MERRY unbirthday to you, Donna! WELCOME!
DT member Lynne is challenging us this week is to use TEXT in a NONSENSE way - not to read, but as a pattern in your card. Use a page from an old dictionary or other book, stamp a background text stamp or use a text-patterned paper in your creation. Link up your NEW CREATIONS and the design team will stop by to do some CREATIVE READING as we look at your entries this week!
The Greeting Farm is our SPONSOR this week, and not only are we thrilled to have them again, the prize just got sweeter! There is a RUBBER SINGLE OF CHOICE up for grabs for this challenge AS WELL as the highly-sought after "Wonderland" digital stamp set!
Nonsense you say? Believe it! You have through Friday, October 8th at 8pm CST to enter to WIN the above prizes! We'll announce our lucky winner on Saturday, October 9th with the next challenge here at Oh, Alice!
Now last week’s challenge was Chapter 32: Journey to the Center of the Earth where Jen challenged us to fall down the rabbit hole… literally. She wanted us to create a card with a window or a card. Last week I was sick but I had already created some of my card and I wanted to finish it so I did.
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both cards are fabulous! I love how he is riding out of the hole in your paper and your vintage card is superb! Hope you are feeling better!
These are AWESOME!! How clever!
I love this weeks.. so sweet - that text looks great there with the image of the girl reading! :D and last weeks.. WOW! I love how he's riding out of the card through the hole!!
Sammi
xx
OMgosh I love how Toby appears out of the paper - fantastic idea!
Both are gorgeous. I love the vintage look of your creation this week, beautiful. Hope you are feeling better!
FANTASTIC cards Sara!
Wow these are amazing Sara. i love your colourwork on the first card its really beautiful. Its awesome how the boy is riding out of the paper on the second card - so cool
love tasha xx
WOW, love how your boy has BURST through the paper layer, that is SO COOL!!! And this week's card is fabulous. I LOVE that reader image, it could not be more perfect for a challenge with text! Love the angled layers, and the colors are wonderful, such a BEAUTIFUL card!!! Glad you are feeling better - and clearly your mojo is alive and kicking! :-)
How cute is he riding out of the rip in the paper, so cute! The other card is so calming. Love both!
This is totally AWESOME!
Love BOTH of them-how cute is he through the ripped paper-and this week's card is simply BEAUTIFUL! The text is fabulous and that trim is perfect-it's such a pretty victorian theme :) AWESOME job, girlie!
Hi Sara!
Wow, I really love how you've put this card together! I love how Tobie is bursting through that ripped paper! Fab job
Cheers,
Robin
Love the little man coming out of the hole on his bike, such a clever idea! And I love the image you have used of the girl reading, the text paper goes perfectly with it. Both are fantastic cards!
What a beautiful card! I love the vintage feel to it!
And that lil boy crashing thru the hole is priceless! I love it!
hugs, margie
OH! The scooter one is cayoot!
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