Saturday, May 17, 2014

The Sisterhood of Snarky Stampers: Challenge #8 - C is for Crap!



Yep, you read that correctly! Crap! As in, "WHY did I buy that crap!" LOL! The Sisterhood of Snarky Stampers want you to dig through your stash and find at least one thing that you just HAD to have, but never used. Here is my card, then I'll explain:


Here is the inside:

It seems like it's been forever since I've made a snarky card! I am home! LOL! And yes, this is being sent out to someone in my family. No fears, she shares the same sarcastic sense of humor with me and will love this!

So, my crap? It's that animal print ribbon, which I've had for at least 7 or 8 years, but never used. (There was a nice film of dust around the cellophane wrap. *Koff, koff*) I thought the paw print border was a nice touch, so I used that too. I found inspiration with this meme:




I may have posted this on my sister's Facebook page for her birthday greeting! Buahahahaha!

The sentiment is computer generated. I doodled around the words, cut them out and inked the edges before adhering with foam squares. Some more ribbon with the birthday sentiment finished the inside.

So, ready to play along? If you are like my teammates and I, you have loads of crap that you haven't used yet! LOL! Now's the time to get that stuff out and make something, and link it up at the Sisterhood of Snarky Stampers! Don't forget to check out what my teammates, and our Guest Designer, Carol, have created for your viewing pleasure! Now go forth and get your craft on!

Have a great day!

Chris
Supplies:
Stamps: Paper Smooches - Hullabaloo
Ink: Ranger DI - Antique Linen; Memento - Tuxedo Black
CS: Recollections (black, kraft); DCWV - gold glitter; white scraps
Accessories: EK Success - Paw Print punch; Offray ribbon; Faber-Castell - Pitt artist pen; sentiment computer generated
Adhesives: SA by 3L - MyStik permanent, 3D foam squares; Recollections - red tape
 
 

9 comments:

  1. Muahhhhhh ha ha ha ha ha this is ALL kinds of awesome possum!!
    I love the funky ribbon, the sentiment is hil-ar-i-ous!!!

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  2. Snarky, crappy perfection - LOLOLOL! I love that this challenge makes crappy a compliment :) Great card, Chris!

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  3. HILARIOUS!!!! Absolutely LOVE this, Chris!! And TOTALLY LOVE how you used a blunt card quote! I LOVE blunt card!!! Right up our Snarky alley, totally!! Fabulous 'crap' creation!! I knew right off it was the ribbon ;)
    XOXO-Shari

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  4. How did you ever resist the lure of using this ribbon for so long? Obviously you were waiting for the perfect card inspiration, and this is definitely it. Snarky and crappy, love it!

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  5. I just feel the need to roar now! LOL The ribbon was a great find, and I actually like this card! I think it's that paw print border that sets it apart from the rest of the pack! There's great snarkiness in the sentiment too - a wonderful card for a relative with a good sense of humor :)

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  6. Oh, so naughty, and oh so funny, Chrispy!! This karacked me UP! And what? You didn't wear the animal print ribbon? That might just be me ... Have a great week! Hugs, Darnell

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  7. OMgosh.....what a hysterical sentiment! And seriously, that old animal print ribbon is just PERFECT for this!

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  8. I think your card turned out fabulously. I can't wait to be a cougar. Wait, I may already be one...

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  9. I LOVE THIS SO MUCH I WANNA MARRY IT. Oh wait. Can I still be a cougar if I'm married? :D I LOVE making memes into cards - it just tickles all my funnies. Also, glad to know I'm not the only one who had to brush actual dust off my crap for this challenge :)

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