This made me think of a neighbor we had when our son Paul was about five years old. He came home from his friend Robbie's, and told us Robbie's room was Blue, Blue, Blue!!!
Date: Monday, March 5, 2018 GMT Views: 1682
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Mon, Mar 05, 2018 @ 5:23 AM
This is a sweet card, Anne.
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Mon, Mar 05, 2018 @ 6:18 AM
Your shades of blue look great and I love that little fairy sitting on her bulrush.
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Registered: May 18, 2004 Location: Southwest Michigan Posts: 37623
Mon, Mar 05, 2018 @ 8:17 AM
What a sweet little fairy image against the gradient of blues. I have to remember that I have those Kaleidacolor pads! I just checked; I have Blue Breeze, Bouquet and Pumpkin Patch : ) I may have to try out the Blue Breeze pad for today's TLC challenge (that is, if it is still inky!). Thanks for a sweet card and a reminder of what I have in my craft room!
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Mon, Mar 05, 2018 @ 11:08 AM
so simple and so pretty...then again I am like Karen was it...I LOVE, blue-blue-blue..cute story to remember..:0)....like that silhouette too....TFs..:0)
------------------------------ We as people are raindrops of colorful ink , falling down Crisp and Clear, each a different shade more vibrant then the last, but once we realize at the bottom of an endless abyss we all fall into the same inkpot forming one color, only then can we come together as one My son.
