Showing posts with label kindness. Show all posts
Showing posts with label kindness. Show all posts

Thursday, December 4, 2025

Forward Motion for Full Deck Challenge 3


I had wondered why the weekly prompts for Full Deck Challenge suddenly ended with week 44, and now I've found out that the organizer (Shana from Shanouki Arts on You Tube) has been swallowed up with real-life obligations leaving her no time to create videos (at least for the time being).

Instead she has released the remaining prompts for FDC3 and now I'm making my shipping tags to finish out the year.

The prompt for week 46 was FAIRY.

I cut this image from a reproduction copy of Cicely Mary Barker's Flower Fairies book.


And on the tag's reverse, I included the poem that accompanied the image.


Skipping ahead to week 48, the prompt was DANGLES.

I used a small piece of crocheted tatted doily edging, a scrap of flower punched watercolor paper, and another scrap of background paper.


On the reverse, another tiny snipped of the crochet tatting attached only along the upper edge so the edging dangles freely against the tag was added atop a used dryer sheet. (edit added later - thanks to the readers who pointed out that her handwork is actually tatting / I'll go in and correct my note on the tag as well as the edits I've made here).


Skipping further ahead to week 50, the prompt is WONKY HOUSE.

I immediately pulled out this photo of a wonky house created by Heidi B (SSOBB member from Germany) and used it as the front of my tag.


On the back of the tag I added a credit note for Heidi as the maker.

On my studio table, I've pulled pieces and parts make the remaining tags and then it will be time for a recap post (still pondering how I want to handle that).

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In other news, the White Flower Farm amaryllis that Cherie surprised me with is showing signs of growth!  It's an apple blossom variety that produces 24" stalks bearing pink and white flowers.  Thank you, Cherie!



Quiltdivajulie
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"Kindness doesn't need a reason.  It's a quiet light that travels farther than we ever know."
Dede Hawkins