Index Card a Day, July 27 to the END (July 31)

I'm linking to Tammy at Daisy Yellow with my final ICADs. Fun at times, not so fun at others.  But I finished and that should give me some sort of star, at least.  And it should give me permission the right to add the ICAD image to my Previous Collaborations page.

Time to see the last of my ICADs, where this week the theme was collage: sew, glue, or staple.  Now those who visit often know this was right up my alley, so I had fun with this theme.

Day 57

I simply had to continue with my heart theme, while layering cardstock and dyed paper over a leftover background from one of my SOC entries.

Day 58

 

Sewing took back stage to another heart, this time cut from cardstock that had been misted with my hand made shimmer mists and more leftovers from a SOC entry. 

Day 59

I'm trying to use up all those leftovers I have gathered over the past few months.  Sewing took center stage, and reds were definitely in different (and clashing) shades.

Day 60

A gifted tag (thanks Dawn) and more collage fodder made sewing this one fun.

And before I show my final ICAD, I wanted to recap the month of July.  Sadly, July has 31 days, which is hard to divide evenly.  I went to Big Huge Labs for help. 

Here is a look back at snippets of what I made in July, with the exception of

Day 61

For my final ICAD, I named this one Homage to Daisy Yellow.

As far as the book I planned to make?

It's a woman's prerogative to change her mind, right?  As it was, it took two days to make this.  I'll step you through how I made it in a couple of days.

It's been fun and I am glad I did it.  I may never do it again, but I'm glad I got to meet so many of you wonderfully talented artists who turn these index cards into mini works of art.  Thank you all.