ICADs for June 26 through July 2

For Day 26, at first, Bleubeard wanted to call this his maze, then he decided it was his color wheel.   Don't make fun.  He's the one who named it!

For Day 27, I spread some paint using a faux credit card, then found words in two different magazines. To that I added the bird and called it finished.

For Day 28 I found an image in a book I liked, cut it out, then added computer generated text and washi tape.

I wanted something musical for Day 29, so started with some vintage sheet music I colored and tore, then stuck to the IC.  Next, I cut out the clefs and found the words in a book.

On Day 30, I began by painting the two complimentary colors yellow and purple.   I allowed the purple to dry first, then added the yellow so I didn't end up with brown.  Originally I planned to staple the two top pieces together, then decided it had been awhile since I sewed, so did that instead.

For Day 31, I began by spritzing two homemade shimmering mists on my IC (cut from a used file folder).  I ended up with such a mess, I couldn't figure out what to do.  I didn't have time to make another one and allow drying time, too.  That's when I came up with the sentiment.  It seems to fit, at least.

For Day 32, I took the easy way out.  I found an image of Paul Revere in a travel magazine, paired it with a paint chip, and stapled the two together.

Thanks for joining me this week as I share my ICaDs.  As I've mentioned before, there are lots of social media sites you can share your index cards with Tammy and Daisy Yellow.  Unfortunately, none of them include a blog link, the only place you'll find my ICADs and me.