Lego Card
It is my nephew's birthday this month and he is a huge Lego Fan. So I couldn't resist making him a Lego Card to go with his Lego present. hehe.
This is an easy peasey card to make. I just used primary colours. Turquoise Blue. Garden Green. Daffodil Yellow and Real Red. Layered circles punched from the Itty Bitty Punch Pack. I went round each circle with a black pen to give a shadow effect. The Happy Birthday is from the Perfectly Penned Stamp Set available in the main catalogue.p.132.
Hope he likes it.
This weekend we went to Kenilworth for the day. Want to see some pics? It was beautiful weather.
We had a picnic by the Mary River.
See how dry it is.
And we had about 6 of these chaps wanting to help us eat our lunch!
Had to keep shooing them away.
On the way home we stopped outside of Maleny to admire the view.
And met another bird friend. I think she was hurrying home for some dinner and couldn't stop to talk.
And finally a view of Mt.Beerwah the biggest of the Glasshouse Mountains. Awesome!
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Hope he likes it.
This weekend we went to Kenilworth for the day. Want to see some pics? It was beautiful weather.
See how dry it is.
And we had about 6 of these chaps wanting to help us eat our lunch!
On the way home we stopped outside of Maleny to admire the view.
And met another bird friend. I think she was hurrying home for some dinner and couldn't stop to talk.
And finally a view of Mt.Beerwah the biggest of the Glasshouse Mountains. Awesome!
I love looking at the pics, great shot of the mountain. Yes it's been very dry, but relief, showers today. Hope your nephew enjoys his lego card, looks great.
ReplyDeleteMy sons have loved Lego forever and I never thought to make them Lego cards. Thanks for sharing the idea for a great Lego card.
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