Monster Sweet Tooth

Here’s a card I made a while ago and was saving it for a “quick post” day. You know those kinds of days where you want to get something up quickly but didn’t have time to get anything else done? Yep, that’s one of these days! So here’s “Monster Sweet Tooth” munching on those giant lollies. I used a bold bright color scheme and tried to keep everything sans-swirls and flowers for a boy’s card.

Challenge: Allsorts – Challenge #87 (card for a boy)
Challenge: Alys Sunday Challenge #34 (for the guys)
Challenge: Anne’s Creative Nook – Challenge #121

(Not your usual Valentines card, but still has candy)

Challenge: One Stitch At A Time – Challenge #46

(“As You Like It” aka Anything Goes)

Main Stamp: Monster Sweet Tooth (LMMS)
Patterned Paper: (SU)
Metal Die: Spellbinders Nestabilities Labels Five
Copic Colors: (list unknown)

Did you know? Grandidier’s Baobab trees are the grandest and most famous of Madagascar’s six baobabs and is an endangered species in the genus Adansonia. These trees store water inside the swollen trunk (up to 120,000 litres / 32,000 US gallons) to endure the harsh drought conditions particular to each region. Some baobabs are reputed to be many thousands of years old, which is difficult to verify as the wood does not produce annual growth rings. This is the kind of tree that is shown in the movie Madagascar as the giant tree in the island’s centre. [Adansonia Grandidieri, Wikipedia.org]