It isn't often that I can finish a card in one day, but I found a new to me blog with a sketch that just fit my needs:

I needed a card for someone who injured their back while painting their house and now they aren't doing much of anything....so here is my social distancing get well little bear:

and the inside:

Well -

I know it will make the person smile - in spite of what is going on all around us.

The stamp set is from Lawn Fawn. The stamps were cut-out and layered and I put crystal effects on the sanitizer bottle. I tried to add an additional something to the front of this card, but nuttin' seemed to work right. I do realize that not every card needs to be fancy schmancy as long as it gets in the mail. This card hasta go in the mail today, so it is what it is.

 Thanks for looking in!

Patty

I am sharing this card with CAS Colours & Sketches Challenge#406

Here is Mr. and Mrs. Bandaid

I need  a fun, get well card for a lady who is having surgery in the near future:

I have made similar cards before for different folks as they recuperate from a surgery.
It always gives them a smile.
For guys, I make the card with blue cardstock instead of a pink.
It just takes a couple of bandaids, googlie eyes, and handdraw the rest.
This is totally the extent of my drawing skills....


I am sharing this card with Just Us Girls challenge #526 - word week is heal

Thanks for lookin' in today at my quick and easy card.... 

Patty

For the love of Dandelions...

I found a new to me challenge blog! https://dayofthemonthcardclub.blogspot.com/

This month is celebrating Dandelion Day.

Of course, when I was young, I enjoyed blowing the little puffs into the air and make a wish.
I can't say that I like the flowers in my yard any more, but I do have dandelion stamps that remind me of those tiny puffs blowing away. So here is my card:

The stamps are very old stamps from Great Impressions. There is glitter on the floating puffs that don't show in the pic. I cut out a few extra ones and attached with blue staples, just for color. Used a gel pen for dots in the corners of the image, 'cause those corners looked too plain. Then decided not to overdo things which sometimes I have a tendency to do.

That's it....enjoy your own dandelions....

Patty Sue