Grandpa and his Boy

Hello Friends,


Walking With Grandpa

Rodney O. Hurd

I like to walk with Grandpa,
His steps are short like mine.
He doesn't say "Now hurry up!"
He always takes his time.
Most people have to hurry,
They do not stop and see.
I'm glad that God made Grandpa

"Unrushed" and young like me.

I thought of this poem as I was making this Grandfather's Day Card.  



I had an extremely difficult time finding Grandfather Sentiment Stamps.  I finally found this one on JustRiute Anchors Away.

Here is the sentiment on the inside of the stamp:


Recipe for this card:
Digital Image - A Day for Daisies
Copic Markers
Sentiments - JustRite Anchors Away
Dies - Spellbinders Card Creator and half circle stitched die
Chalked Edges - Quick Quote PowderPuff Chalks
Paper - Bo Bunny & Bazzill 
Sketch is from Paper Play Sketches  




I am entering this card into the following challenges:
Paper Play Sketches - Sketch #44
Quick Quotes -Challenge #76 Masculine
Great Impressions Challenge - June 2017 - Masculine
Allsorts Challenge - Week 419 - Use at least two dies
Crafty Calendar - June Challenge "Boys will be Boys"
Color Crazy Challenge - Wk 23 Anything Goes
Craft for the Craic - Something Masculine
Crafting With Friends - Challenge #45 ATG
Crafty Catz - #374 ATG with Twist - Dies & Punches
Crafting from the Heart - #163 Anything Goes
Cards in Envy - You're the Man




Thank you soooo much for stopping by my friends!  Have a great day!

Hugs,









18 comments:

  1. Awesome card! Thank you so much for the touching comment you left at Paper Play Sketches. We really appreciate your compliment!
    ~Owner/DT Janis

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  2. Awesome Card! I agree it's hard to find Grandpa sentiments... But you did a wonderful job coloring & the image is lovely! Have a great day! :)

    Theresa

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  3. What a sweet and loving card! Nice coloring and I love that sketch. Thanks for sharing with us at Cards In Envy Challenge.

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  4. Love that poem, I made my mother an scrapbook album using that poem! Your card is perfect for any Grandpa! Thanks for sharing with us at DL.ART Challenges!

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  5. This is a great card! Love the poem and great coloring on that sweet image! Thank you so much for sharing with us at Paper Play Sketches! -Lori DT

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  6. Chriss that is an adorable card and that is a wonderful poem. Love that image.

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  7. Fabulous masculine card,awesome colors,coloring and fantastic design,love it...thank you for joining us at COLOUR CRAZY CHALLENGE this week,hope to see you again
    Željka DT xx

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  8. such a lovely card and thanks for sharing with us at crafty catz this week

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  9. So sweet, love the stamped image. Thanks for joining us at Quick Quotes.

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  10. Very beautiful card! I really love that poem...so sweet! Your image is just adorable! Thanks for playing along with us at Great Impressions and good luck! Hugs, Robin

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  11. Lovely card and a super poem.
    Thank you for sharing at Allsorts 'Dies' challenge this week and good luck x Susan x

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  12. This is Super SWEET my friend!!Love the poem as well!
    Have a wonderful day,
    Migdalia
    Crafting With Creative M

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  13. What a great ‘male’ card - brilliant colours too. Thanks for joining us over at Crafty Calendar (Boys will be Boys) Challenge this month. Lots of luck to you. Hugs Sue Pxxx DT

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  14. Beautiful card. Thanks for joining us over at Craft for the Craic this month.
    Best wishes,
    Eithne

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  15. Great take on the sketch and such a sweet poem. Thanks for joining in on our challenge at Quick Quotes this month!

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  16. Awe ... such a precious card! Thank you for joining our Final Challenge over at Great Impressions.
    Ruza
    Ruza's Craft Corner

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  17. beautiful image! great coloring! thanks for sharing with us At Quick Quotes in June

    Alicia

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