This fortnight CD sunday has a new challenge again we are Anything goes #11 using something form a CD this fortnight Wynn is hosting this challenge.
For my card this time I have some local inspiration from Jack and Jill the nursery rhyme. The home of Jack and Jill is a local village to me called Kilmersdon, a small village in Somerset, which I often drive through to the hairdressers.
I used a googled image of Jack and Jill for the card, the backing paper came from a CD called click, print and go by My Craft Studio. The wording I did on computer and the flowers are from strash. I finished off the card with a ribbon bow.
CD Sunday challenge now has a Facebook
page for those who would like to enter the challenge and do not have a
blog, here is a link to the page
I hope
you will visit the CD Sunday Challenge site, and remember if you want to
enter the challenge you must use something from a CD no matter how small and
let us know which CD you used. Here is a link to CD Sunday
Challenge blog we would be pleased to see you.
I hope
you are having a lovely weekend
Margaret
A bright and cheerful card Margaret. Thanks for the information about the origins of Jack and Jill. I think this is the first Nursery Rhyme that I remember learning.
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How lovely is the image of Jack and Jill, I did not know where the rhyme was set, I thought it just a made up verse.
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A delightful card
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Those flowers finish your card off perfectly Margaret. I like theinfo about the village and Jack and Jill.
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How fascinating to have a local connection to the rhyme. I think the nursery rhyme book I had when I was a little girl had that exact image in it!
ReplyDeleteLove the old fashioned look of the card. I didn’t know Jack and Jill were attached to a specific town.
ReplyDeleteA pretty card Margaret, you found a lovely image.
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What a lovely card Margaret, I love the addition of the daisies.
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Margaret this is great. I love the added info about Jack and Jill. Well you learn something new every day xxx
ReplyDeleteA lovely card Margaret and very interesting to hear about Jack and Jill.
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Adorable card Margaret xx
ReplyDeletethis would be lovely framed in a nursery Margaret beautiful image and card
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