Monday, October 27, 2008

round robin

i don't know when i purchased this set of memories complete concentric circle stickers, but it was a while ago, and as of this weekend i had never used any of them.

(if you've never seen them, the largest is about 9" across and each ring is a separate sticker; cool, no?)

every so often i would pull them out thinking they might be good for this or that...and then decide they were not quite right...and regretfully put them away again. usually they were just a little too big for whatever i was doing, but too cool to cut up & thus waste their cool circularity.

mostly, i guess, the problem was that i just don't make round cards...or rather...i didn't make round cards
until NOW!!!

(round sticker: memories complete; bird & branch chipboards: maya road; flowers: prima; leaves: paper source; tiny gems given to me by the lovely & generous terrie bailey (thanks, terrie!); letter stickers: making memories; inks: colorbox; pen: zigwriter; foam tape: 3m; all else--geographical map of the moon, ginourmous dogwood flower, ledger & sheet music--from my vast collection of vintage weirdness)

now of course everyone is entitled to their own opinion about any creation; in fact it's even been suggested that all judgement of art is necessarily entirely subjective. so of course you are 100% entitled to think whatever you like about the weird little ditty above...BUT...if you don't like it, be a sport and lie to me, ok? because i am really really enamoured of this particular card! and now, having said all of that, i guess i just have one question left to ask:

does anyone know where i can get a
ROUND ENVELOPE?!?!!
:)

9 comments:

  1. I truthfully think that this card is absolutely spectacular...the round envelope question made me laugh out loud though...I had never considered how one would send such a card! but I would imagine that round envelopes are few and far between and that youll probably just have to make do with a square one....or make your own, which I would like to see actually...then you could do a tutorial on it and become famous as the lady who makes round envelopes....just a thought :)

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  2. My first reaction - WOAH!!!
    That is gorgeous Lauren :)

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  3. You have every right to be enamoured with this pretty creation!

    I've never seen a round envelope; not sure how a card could possible have one...

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  4. I love it! See how sporting I am???? ;-)


    As always I think you a v. clever and talented. Good luck with the envelope hunt.

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  5. Hi Miss Lauren..This is `beautiful` sweetie...love how you use your little gems!!!I have mine all over....lol...
    Have a lovely Day:)~X~

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  6. oh it's so beautiful! I love your use of the big and little flowers!

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  7. Wow...what an amazing card! It's GORGEOUS, miss Lauren!! Love the font - are those stickers??

    And this is quite a coincidence...but just as I was looking through your new work here at your blog, and beginning to write this comment for you - I got a notice from blogger that you've just commented on my blog! It's like..ehm...telepahy!!! hehe!

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  8. love the bird! As for an envelope, I've bought scalloped notes from SU and archivers that had big square envelopes you could buy separately. just an idea.

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  9. another one here sayin i love ze card - round is fun! and i never would doubt you'd find a use for anything.. you are the queen of taking things and makin stuff out of them - and always with wonderful results (those round stickers didnt have a chance!)
    as far as round envelopes... :-) silly. thats what those square envelopes are for... round peg in square hole.... it works :-) wouldnt a clear square envelope be cool so everyone could see the round card?

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