MINION NOTECARD TO WELCOME ‘GRU’

With arrival today (July 2) of “Minions: The Rise of Gru,” opening at theaters here and abroad, I decided to create a Minion notecard, suitable to friend someone, expressing thanks, or simply thinking-of-you moments.

Usually have a Minion card in my collection, but none recently, so the Wild Cards file now welcome these cuties.

Sharing these cards, before shuttling to catch a matinee screening of the movie. Don’tcha adore the Minions??

My Wild Cards creation, to welcome the new “Gru” Minions film.

My Wild Cards creation, to welcome the new “Gru” film.

THE POSTCARD NOTECARD, REINVENTED

With the creative juices going, I revisited my notecard-making project yesterday, and whipped out another series of postcard-notecards. Using sticker images acquired some time ago, I fashioned an old-fashioned “aloha” postcard, in notecard motif, depicting hula dancers, surfers, Aloha Tower, and pineapples for visuals. Sharing a few of the specimens here.

TWO NEW HANDMADE NOTECARDS…

Have been neglecting my card-making in recent weeks, so decided to get back on track. Latest creations: One is dubbed Super Bowls, with a bunch of Asian bowl meals, like ramen and shrimp in a donburi. The other is called “Sweet Leilani,” cuz it’s a lei motif comprised of teeny-tiny sweets in the form of candy, strawberries, and fruits like oranges and watermelon slices. Real miniatures, hence “sweet.” “Leilani,” since its shaped like a lei.

Enjoy — part of my Wild Cards additions.

Ramen and donburi bowls — hence, “Super bows.”
Lei-shaped, candy-affixed garland of sweets.

6 POSTCARD NOTECARDS CREATIONS

Haven’t done new notecards for ions — had been focusing on Valentine’s and Easter pins earlier this year — so I spent a useful and productive hour today, creating six new postcard-design notecards.

The motif is Hawaii-oriented — Aloha Tower, hula dancer, pineapple — and pleased with the results. Only wish I had more stickers to do more cards.

A TISKET, A TASKET, A LI’L EASTER BASKET

A tisket, a tasket, it’s soon time for an Easter basket.

Well, a lapel pin in the motif of a basket, depicted here.

Did about two dozen of these little guys; fun to make, but labor-intensive, and requiring tiny ornamentals of bunnies and chicks.

They’re part of my Easter thrust this year, and yes, I’m happy with the results.