Way back in 1978 we moved into the colonial house we still live in today. I have always loved this house even though it is in the city limits and not in the country as I would have liked. But the Big Guy wanted no part of wells and septic tanks and huge lawns so city life it was. He promised to build me a porch since the back door opened to just three steps down into the yard. And one day he just started building......
Honest there is nothing better than a porch! Neighbors stop by and chat.....Pepper guards the neighborhood and I am often on the porch reading .....or typing blog posts! So the Lazy Days set from Stampin' Up! was a definite for me when I saw it!
Stamp Set: Lazy Days (SU!), Hello Summer (TE)
Ink: Memento Black, Copics, Misty Moonlight, Pecan Pie
Paper: Garden Green, Basic White, Pecan Pie
9 comments:
Love your card! It does look just like your back porch. :)
What a great guy to build you your porch and it sounds like you enjoy it very much! Your porch card is incredible. I love the inviting scene you've created!
Lucky you having that porch! Love it and your card is just perfect. :-)
I adore this porch scene which is so perfect for a bridge card! I'm also extremely envious of your real porch. I love my back patio, but wish we had more front porches in our neighborhood.
Bravo to you, Linda AND to the Big Guy for creating porches on which I would love to while away an entire day!
Hello GORGEOUS card!
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I think you did yourself proud with this lovely fun-fold card! What a sweet scene! You've inspired me to try one too, although it will not be as special as this one!
Your first and only bridge card is absolutely amazing!! LOVE your porch scene especially when it is so perfect for your real life!
What a sweet scene! I love your porches and I wish I could come by and share a glass of lemonade with you on your porch (mine would not be comfortable in this heat).
Well done, you! Your bridge card (or should I say "porch card") is absolutely fantastic. You did a superb job on this and I loved your story about your porch!
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