Thursday, September 30, 2010

Flashback Friday 3.0 - First Challenge Card


Thanks to my dear friend Smita, I found a fun challenge on the fabulously creative Amy Tsuruta's Blog. Flashback Friday let's you take a walk down memory lane and the previous winner get's to pick the next challenge. I was happy to see that another blogging buddy (and cat lover), Rose was GD and had chosen the challenge so I just HAD to play along. (Besides, the work was already done, WooHoo!) Rose asked for our very first challenge card. I KNEW mine had been for the original BBTB challenge blog because it was the reason I made a blog in the first place. I SOOOO admired the DT and wanted to be just like them when I grew up. :D Although I had been inspred by a few of the previous BBTB challenges, this was the first one I actually did on time and posted to their blog: the car cut from Mickey and friends from November 12, 2008. My dear friend Leah loaned me the cartridge so I could play along (and to this day I still don't own it!). Notice I've been doing my shape cards a LONG time and I'm still taking my pix on the same tablecloth on my washer/dryer in the laundry room. LOL If you're interested in my original post with details you can find it HERE.

20 comments:

  1. so misses...since the beginning you were using layers too and dimensionals...wow...you must have been the originator of all and you still using the same tablecloth that all this time I thought it was a napkin or paper towel, lol and in your laundry room and that is super funny because the last card I made I used the laundry room to take the pic for FIRST TIME since Lulu had to go potty and I had to rush with the card. :)

    Lovable and ingenious and super talented since your beginnings.
    Super Hug today :)

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  2. Aha, now I know...I have long admired that setting for your cards and wondered...was it a tablecloth, was it a bedspread. Now you have shared the secret with us.
    Oh my this little car toting a Christmas tree is just darling and so so Donna. Look at those layers and details?.... A Donna Card for certain.
    Hugs
    C.

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  3. Thank you soooo much for joining Flashback Friday 3.0!!!! I absolutely a-dore your first challenge card...seriously cannot believe that it is almost 2 years old...the contrasting papers are fantabulous! The wreath and smidge of gingham is absolutely pure perfection!!!!!

    Thanks again for playing Flashback Friday 3.0!

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  4. Oh Donna I am so glad your playing along with FBF :) your card is AWESOME (well ALL your creations are!) Hope to see you for the next challenge :)

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  5. Wow! That's your first posted card? I always knew that you had a natural talent for making cards and that just proves it. It's awesome! It's no wonder that your cards are truly gorgeous when you had such a strong foundation to build upon. It's a great story, tfs.

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  6. girlfriend, i remembered this fabulous project...i was so excited to have ya joining the team...hugs

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  7. Oh another BEAUTY!!!!

    Pssst....haven't seen you around much lately....miss your witty comments!

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  8. OMG! I remember when I recommended you to Regina to be on the team! LMBO! Fabulous walk back through the years, Donna! And I still love that car today as much as I loved it then! Gosh...has it really been that long ago??? :)
    hugs! Sharon

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  9. LOVE this lil car and tree !! I wasn't blogging WAAAY back then, so I dont remember this card :)~
    Its wonderful....as is all your work !!
    xoxo Joy

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  10. Oh How I wanna be just like ALL you creative people when I grow up as well.. Your shaped cards still amaze me. Will I ever get it figured out???? Keep posting, and start that video stuff you were talking about.. how nice would that be,, step by step how-to's for shaped cards with lots of layering.. Yup, think you should do it :)

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  11. love that you shared your first challenge card. The shaped cards always catch my eye! Thanks for sharing the photo tip!

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  12. What a cute little car with the tree! The picture looks like it was taken on a paper towel not a spread, and you definitely can't tell it's draped over a dryer. However, I like the effect -- it makes a nice background!

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  13. Hi sweets!
    Thank you SO much for the outing today!
    Like a lil' mini vacay just down the street!
    Makes me realize how beautiful our city is!
    It was wonderful to spend time with you and hopefully now that my main man (or smallest man, LOL) isn't "attached" anymore we can get little outings more often..if just to our pathetic J's! LOL!
    Love you much!

    Leah (and thanks for my prizes!!!! =o)

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  14. OMG = can you get ANY cleverer (is that a word???) This is FABULOSO!
    xXx

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  15. Great card and I can't believe that it was your first post!!! Love it - and ME TOO, I always thought it was a bright sunny room with a fab bedspread! So funny!
    Melissa

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  16. I loved your card then and I love it now Donna! You are amazing and I can't believe there is a cartridge that you DON'T own! It's funny that you mention the tablecloth, the other day when I was visiting I wondered what it was that you take your pictures on because it showcases your cards so well! Have a great weekend!

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  17. ...and as they say, the rest is history....Donna you have been creating beautiful cards for a long time and I have been a long time admirer.....

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  18. Well, this certainly bears repeating! Absolutely adorable!

    (-: Heidi

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  19. Wow, that's your first card? I'm speechless. That is a gorgeous gorgeous card.....with every little detail. And your cards don't need any fancy lighting or settings.....they are amazing and look great just the way your doing it....don't change a thing! I'm off to check out that new challenge blog....sounds like fun.

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  20. This is adorable, Donna... Such a lovely card :-) And what a lovely post that was too :-)

    Hugs,
    Smita

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Thanks for making my day!