Here's another coffee card, made with the Thanks a Latte Cricut cartridge. I cut the latte mug at 4", added some bead sprinkles and a button for a cherry. The sentiment is a Studio G one I picked up ages ago, I notice it is creeping more into the vernacular now - even the Prime Minister is said to enjoy his chillax time.........
Talking of chillax, that's what I have been doing. Today we went down to St Petersburg to the Salvador Dali museum. I have been many times before, but they have a fabulous new building - I forgot my camera, so this photo is off their website. As well as being reminded about Dali's life, I learnt a few important lessons:
1. He was as mad as a box of frogs!
2. There is no Dunkin Donuts between our house and St Petersburg
3. Being asked for the zillionth time if I know someone's aunt/penpal/cousin who lives in Staffordshire/Scotland/London/Birmingham gets a bit boring after a while
4. There is something very uplifting about lots of sparkly blue water and sunshine - we ended the day in Hurricanes on the Pass a Grille beach. Lovely!
See you tomorrow, with some photos of a project that's been keeping me busy when I am not chillaxing.........and I promise that's the last time I use that ridiculous word
Love this - simple but fun. Love the colors and that gingham with together with the dotty trim! =)
ReplyDeleteOh, since you're hanging out in Florida, do you know my best friend's neighbor's great aunt Charlotte? She's down there somewhere. ;) LOL
Have a great week with lots of, um, chillaxing. (I hope this word has a short life, not my fave slang term this decade. sigh)
~Christy
Adorable card! I love your button "cherry!"
ReplyDeleteLove the card Enfys.
ReplyDeleteAs the weather here in the UK has only just decided to warm up a bit I'm not keen on any words that contain 'chill' LOL
Toni xx
Oops I meant to comment here but did so on your June challenge pas instead. Love your latte card.
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Claire
That's such a cute card, but a weird word. I had a hard time tryig to figure out what it meant. I love the gingham paper. I don't have any relatives in England!
ReplyDeleteThe Dali museum is a beautiful building and his art, although wierd in someways. is very interesting. Especially the hidden figures that if you do not look closely, you would miss.The grounds are done very nicely, too.
ReplyDeleteDianne Bell - Sewpro02@aol.com
Great card, love the beads and buttons!
ReplyDeletePeople really ask you if you know someone just because they live in the UK? Do they think the whole of the UK is one little tiny town? That's like asking me if I know someone because I live in New York State.
People are strange!
This is stunning:)x
ReplyDeleteCute card, I also love your button cherry!
ReplyDeleteAnother wonderful card with the cart I've yet to use :(. It's been linked to my G for over a year now. Thanks for another great inspiration.
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