"To sing is to pray twice." St. Augustine
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Digi: Angel Children from Lunagirl Images

"To sing is to pray twice." St. Augustine

It's time for a new challenge over at The Outlawz Twisted Thursday and the optional twist is: Circle in a Square!
This is my second Christmas card of 2001. When I saw the twist I thought of a wreath in a window. Then as I looked at the fun digis over at Oddball Art, I saw this kitty and it all came together. This poor kitty obviously had a great perch until someone put the wreath on the door!!
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Our new challenge over at Cut It Up is All You Need is Love ~ Make something love or Valentine related. Of course, you need a die cut in your project!
I haven't done any 3-D projects lately, so I thought it would be fun to make some Valentine Boxes for the grand-girls. I've had Yummy Cocoa in my cuts stash for quite some time and I've never made it! I thought it would be perfect for a Valentine's box. This box is big enough for some cocoa mix, marshmallows, a piece of jewelry or small toy, and maybe a little pair of socks!
You can see my second box in pinks below the post!
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It's time for a new challenge over at The Outlawz Twisted Thursday and the optional twist is: Hearts! Perfect twist to get ready for Valentine's Day!
Our sponsor this month is Oddball Art and they have some fun digis! There is a free image every Friday to play with when you sign up for the newsletter.
I have combined four digis in Cricut Design Space to create this Valentine for my older grandgirl!
Hearts Twisted Circus 12 Odd Oracles Sagittarius Creepy Cute Zodiac (altered, you can view the full image by clicking the name of digi)
Quite an appropriate theme for the month, but we take it a step further to include these ideas: One might look beyond the traditional valentine to all those we love and cherish. Of course, this could include Valentines, tags, gift bags, etc. It could also encompass friendships, ideals, pets, anything we love/cherish. This could also include new/creative ways we interact with our friends/ loved ones during the pandemic!
I have chosen to celebrate/remember my grandfather and the way he could interact with such calm, quiet, peaceful ways. He was a man of few words, but he could 'still the waters' with his demeanor. It seemed like he could walk into a barn or pasture and the animals would look to him for his reassurance and their behavior would mirror his.
I saw this wonderful digi at Bugaboo and decided I wanted a wall hanging for my tack room to remind me of my grandpa and his quiet wisdom. I'm sure my pastures will never be as peace-filled as his, but I surely can strive for that and remember his loving ways!
Now, if any of my family is reading this, they will tell you I have left out a very important detail. Grandpa could bring peace and calm to every matter except those that concerned Grandma! No, no one could do that! ;)