Final Lucy Post

On Tuesday when I went to work, I had my corn all ready to throw to Lucy (the goose - check back a few posts if you don't know who Lucy the goose is), and she was gone. I thought that the hatching of her eggs was going to be soon, but I was hoping when I gave her some extra corn on Friday when I was done work, that she would wait until the following week. All I got to see when I got to work were these 2 lonely eggs. I wish I knew how long she had not been there sitting on the eggs, because I would have brought them in and tried to keep them warm and see if I could get them to hatch. Monday night was very cold, so if she was not there at all that day, then it would have been too late to help them. It's sad that the poor eggs were left there, but I hope the other 3 hatched fine and somehow made it down to the river for a swim.

Here is the final card for my Christmas Card class on Monday. I really like the Kiwi Kiss and Riding Hood Red colours together. I got a package of Rockabilly Designer paper today. What nice paper. It's embossed and feels great. The base of the card is Riding Hood Red. The next layer is Kiwi Kiss, then the Rockabilly designer paper. I used the square scallop punch and the 1 1/4" square punch to make the 3 squares across the bottom of the card. Shimmery White card stock was used to cut out the snowflakes with my Big Shot. Three dew drops were placed in the top left hand corner of the car. I like the way it turned out. Hopefully the people coming to my class will like it too!

Chow for now,
Jacqui