Howdy Friend

      Well, I've done it again......waiting until the last minute to join a challenge.  I guess it is better late than never and shows the challenge team I really wanted to participate.  Stayed up late and finished early this morning.  So here's my card for the QKR Challenge #214 - Wild West.  I didn't have anything "western" that caught my fancy, so I added a cowboy hat I made to the image digi2701 - Do You Love Me and masked the notecard.

5x5, silver star, twine to resemble rope, copics for coloring, Lil Inker Stitched Circle Die set

angle view

Ridin' by the light of the moon

...that's an old expression if you haven't heard it before.

I don't know why I put a moon behind the image...it just looked like it belonged there and that sentiment popped into my head.

I won several images at QKR Stampede last week. I now want to enter this card into this week's QKR Challenge #129: Green

A2, I don't know why the snail's shell is looking red because it is suppose to be brown along with the hat the frog is holding

Copics, and large circle burst die, pop-ups for dimension and arrow svg

Hi-Yo Silver!!!!

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OKAY....name the year and name the TV show?  I questioned whether or not to use the sentiment.  My DH wasn't thrilled with my choices and this sentiment popped into his head.... so now you know how old he is...lol (snort)!  The fact that he made an effort, I choose his sentiment.  Now he feels he has a piece of ownership..lol

Elizabeth Bell is on my TOP THREE list of favorite artist.  You can find images at Elphine House Australia. Their  It's a Boy Thing - Color Challenge and use blue and green.  This is the only boy image ('Lil Cowboy) I own of hers.  I paper-pierce the boots, then attached with pop-ups for dimension. Green is in both scarfs and not showing real well in the plaid area. I made the svg star cluster.

Copics, boots paper-pierced, pop-ups for boot dimension, stitching, punches, twine, star svg

By the way.....Year: 1950's   Show:  The Lone Ranger