I should've been a cowboy
I should've learned to rope and ride
Wearing my six-shooter riding my pony on a cattle drive
Stealing the young girl's hearts
Just like Gene and Roy
Singing those campfire songs
Oh I should've been a cowboy
Happy Bloggers Challenge Friday! Guess I've been listening to a little too much Toby Keith, with all these cowboy/cowgirl projects! I'm playing a little catch up this week with a few challenges so I decided to theme my post so that I could put them all in together. As always, Friday's on my blog are for the Bloggers Challenge - this weeks is one of my favorites - Reuse/Recycle. A pretty wide open theme, you can Alter Something, Reuse Something from a previous project, Recycle something (perhaps it's something someone "gifted" you -- you get the idea. All of my projects fit into the Reuse/Recycle Theme, and a few fit some other challenges, noted below the projects.
All stamps used on my projects are from two of Kitchen Sink Stamps latest releases: Multi Step Cowboy Hat and Multi Step Cowboy Boots.
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Also fits the following Challenges:
Simon Says Stamp and Show Anything But a Card
Stampotique Designers Challenge Treat Holders
Tuesday Throwdown #22 Anything Goes
Next up - Cowgirls Rule
Recycled item for Bloggers Challenge - Paisley Ribbon from packaging. Cowgirls Rule is a fun ribbon I found at Hobby Lobby.
Challenge:
Get Sketchy #60 Sketch
Have you ever heard the term "cowboy up"? I hadn't, so I went to look it up before I added it to my project. It means: when things are getting tough, dust off and keep trying.
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What did I recycle here? The Twill is actually a piece that was on a Ribbon Sampler I had, it just happened to be the right length. The Metal piece, is a Christmas Ornament (found at Hobby Lobby).
Challenge:
Card Patterns #86 Sketch
Thanks so much for stopping by, be sure to click on the Bloggers Challenge Logo on my sidebar to see what the other team members did for the Reuse/Recycle Challenge.
Have a great weekend!
31 comments :
Love your entry for this challenge Lisa...good old corrugated cardboard and love it for the versatility. Looks so excellent and what a great theme. Love Toby Keith!! I have always loved 'country'. Hugs, Gayle
What a wonderful test tube holder, Lisa. Great idea! Thanks for joining us at SDC 17.
What an awesome, unique project! :) The Design Team are really pleased that you joined us for the Simon Says Stamp and Show Challenge this week- Thank you!
Girl you have been crazy busy creating and I *love* what you came up with!!! The test tube holder is great, I actually thought those were beans for some chili in there until I saw it close up LOL
Love the cowboy up card and the cowgirl card is darling. BTW-I'm not a huge country music fan but I *love* Toby Keith's music.
I LOVE that test tube idea and it looks so good with how you decorated it.
Wow! Great idea with the cowboy! Thanks for teaching me something new in English! :) Thanks for playing along with CP this week!
Now you have me singing that song! Think I have all of Toby's music! What a great idea for holding snacks!! All three projects are fabulous! Have a wonderful weekend, Lisa!!
You continue to amaze me. Awesome, awesome, awesome. By the way, I'm not at all into country western, but I do know who Gene and Roy are from the song lyrics. I think that might be admitting my age.
What better inspiration than Toby Keith!! LOL I too know who Gene and Roy are or were. You three would make Toby proud!
Very clever projects and now I have that great toby keith song stuck in my head!
This is really cute! I haven't tried these test tubes and perhaps this will push me over the edge.
Wow you've been a busy girl with thse projects. They are all fabulous. Love the Test Tube holder. Since this is the PBR Bull Riding Finals this week for me these projects were right up my alley. Long Live Cowboys/Cowgirls!
These are all so cute! I love that you were able to find coordinating ribbon and a Christmas ornament that coordinated so perfectly!!
Oh wow your test tube project is brilliant, thank you for the inspiration. Annette x
FABULOUS cards and project Lisa! What a fun theme! I always love your work with those KSS! Thank goodness I'm a country music lovin' gal because now I'm singing that song right along with you...lol! :D
Wonderful set! Love the test tube holder!
I have a box of these test tubes- thanks for the inspiration- great recycled project and love the images! TFS
I love all your cowboy stuff and I do love country music. The first time I heard "Cowboy Up" was in a Woody Harelson movie, I think it was called the Cowboy Way. Your cowgirl card is adorable and those test tubes are always fun. Excellent work.
What FUN! Maybe if I listened to Toby Keith I could create like you! Fabulous artwork Lisa!
Really fun projects for all those challenges, Lisa...great theme, too!
OMGOOOOOOOOOOOOODESS, Lisa! I loooooooove that twine around the sentiment! And that pink cowgirl card--FAB! Great joB:)
What a wonderful collection of cowboy and cowgirl projects!! You sometime leave me speechless!! AWESOME job!
What a wonderful theme and test tube holder! These are all great projects Lisa, awesome!
These are all super cool! I love everyone one of them ... ok, so I'm a little partial to the pink (it's got to be the boots). Thanks for sharing!
Lisa--looks like you really outdid yourself on all these projects--they are GREAT--love the cowgirl look. Fun to play along, Nola
Wow!! What great projects. I love the pink cowgirl card!!
Wow, cowgirl! Y'all been busy!! LOL! Love all of your projects in this post. I think I'm going to be "lost" on your site for a while - gosh - drewl! Thank you so much for joing us for the Stampotique Designers Challenge (errr roundup! LOL!) this week!
Cheers,
Val
I love these sensational creations, Lisa! Each one is more fabulous than the one before!! What stunning work!
Fab job on the recycle! Thanks for joining us at tt this week.
What fantastic recycle/reuse projects!!! LOVE that set...especially in the pink. (Love Toby Keith, too!)
No more thowing away those cardboard boxes!!! What a great recycle idea...Love it!!
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