A warm welcome to you fellow Stampers and Blog Buddies☺
I have another card today, you see I posted one earlier for a sketch challenge, but this one has a story.
Notice the background is rippled. Well it reminds me of an old washboard. Then that took me on a rabbit trail of ideas, down a path of how difficult days gone by were for people, and how grateful I am to be living in such a time as this. Thinking of the gals washing clothes like that had me thinking golly these girls rocked. and hence, you have the cute little sentiment."chicks rule" I can just imagine these darling little feathered friends rustling around at the women's feet as
they worked/washed the laundry.
So in keeping with my all important feather friend theme.. I thought I'd post a picture of a lone little birdie taking a break at the feeder.
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I love your card PJ. It really is cute. My nan used to have a wooden scrubbing board that came out every Monday.
ReplyDeleteWhat a dear little soul resting in your feeder watching the world go by. Beautiful card and sweet photo. Barbxx
Barb, Thank you for the kind words. My Big Grandma always had a scrubbing board laying around, and I especially loved her woodstove, in fact many years ago. I bought a stamp that had that exact image. Perhaps I shall dig that out and make a card.
DeleteVery fun and cute...
ReplyDeleteThank you so much ☺ and thank you for stopping.
DeleteThis is a super card PJ, I can't remember every seeing a washboard but I can remember my Nan using an old 'wringer' to squeeze the water out of the washing after it had been cleaned in the 'boiler'. Thank goodness for automatic washing machines.
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Thank you for the kind comment. and my goodness I too remember the wringers.. dangerous for the fingers ☺ Indeed thank Goodness for modern day appliances.
Deletehehehe! This just cracks me up! love the little chicks!
ReplyDeleteThanks Lisa, glad you got a good.. chuckle ☺ or should I say "CHICK le" haha
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