Last year Edna was advocating for wine, but this challenge, she is being all-inclusive — any booze will do! So I felt it only appropriate to use my card to remind people that there are consequences that can accompany over-indulgence.
Booze... the possibilities are endless! So are the projects you might choose to make for our challenge. Be sure to visit the Snarky blog to see how my sisters were inspired, as well as our latest Queen of Snark and guest designer, Helen! Perhaps you will be inspired to indulge in an adult beverage and join us.
Supplies: white & Bazzill textured green cardstock, Unity & Riley & Co stamps, Memento London fog, Luxe tuxedo black & mermaid lagoon, faded jeans & chipped sapphire distress inks, Zing clear embossing powder, Simon Says Stamp falling stars stencil, Dreamweavers glossy white embossing paste, Paper Smooches Borders 1 & Spellbinders circle dies, Spectrum Noir markers, Winsor & Newton iridescent medium, pop-dot tape
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13 comments:
Such an awesome sentiment and your card is just fantastic!
I love it! very funny!
Is it ok that I spat tea everywhere when I read the 'sentiment' on your card? Lucky it wasn't booze... I'd hate to have spilled alcohol, Jo x
Love your public service announcement, fab. card.
Hahahahahahah yep, I agree with Barb, this is the best PSA evah!!
LOL
Fab job sistah!
I never heard the saying but it totally brought me back to my teenage years when several friends should have been told this. Love Riley and Co stamps (only have 2). Great card.
Great twist! Love it...
Okaaay... This is so awesome I am totally going to steal it! I have never heard this saying but I NEED to use it ... and your card, with mixed media background is awe-inspiring! Glad to even be in your orbit Sistaaah!
Ha! Love this parking scene!
I've never heard this sentiment but it made me laugh - a fair percentage of the human race probably owe their existence to a combination of booze and the back seats of cars, especially on a lovely starry night like yours!
Jane
LOL, so funny :)
I couldn't help but smile when I read the sentiment on your card ... brilliant!
I'm embarrassed to admit that it took a couple of reads for the sentiment to sink in but then it elicited a pretty good snort. :) Love that tiny card and the sky is awesome - I thought it was patterned paper!
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