Happy Earth Day! I'm celebrating today with this simple card. As I look at it, I see imperfections... sigh. However, I know our Earth is a little imperfect here and there, so I'm ok with it. I'm playing along with the Unity Challenge this month - off-white, pink (ACK!!!!!) and green. Did the best I could, using as little pink as possible (hee, hee). And really, bright pink is really close to red so it's not so bad. There are sparkles on the tree but it's hard to see. I LOVE this flowery washi tape, isn't it fabulous?
We do what we can to be kind to Mother Earth... reduce our energy consumption, reuse or repurpose as much as we can, donate or sell things we don't use anymore, recycle a lot of stuff (we are lucky to have great programs both at home and work), compost our veggie bits, coffee grounds & dryer lint, use our travel coffee mugs and water bottles, and I walk to work almost every day.... we're not perfect but we do what we can. Hope it helps, just a little bit. After all, this is only home we have and we want it to last for a while longer. Do something to show some love to our beautiful planet today... I might go dig in my garden.
Thanks for stopping by. Hope you are having a wonderful weekend.
Glenda
Card details:
It's your day - 4.25"x5.5"
Stamps: Unity Stamp Company Dream Tree & Party All Day
Paper: SU! Very Vanilla, Bazzill Basics Hot Pink
Ink: VersaMagic Tea Leaves
Accessories: washi tape, SU! clip, EK Success corner rounder punch, MS crystal fine glitter
Super cuteness dearie!!
ReplyDeleteThis is gorgeous! Even without pink;)
ReplyDeleteLOVE this earth day card Glenda...perfect colour combo :)
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful card for Earth Day! I love that little clip and the washi tape. Those flowers are so pretty!
ReplyDeletePERFECT card for Earth Day, Glenda!!! And that washi tape is TOTALLY FABULOUS!!! LOVE all of the things you and your husband do to reduce, reuse and recycle!!! We, too, try to continue to do a better and better job of this. Every little bit counts!
ReplyDeletei laughed at your aversion to pink. I think you did fabulously well with your selected shade. :)
ReplyDeleteThat washi tape rocks and is the perfect way to sneak in some pink. ;)
ReplyDeleteI didn't know you could compost dryer lint! Thanks for that tip!