Friday, December 21, 2007

Blogger's Challenge #26

I'm so sorry that I've only been posting on Fridays! Like you, it's been busy, busy, BUSY!

First, for the week of Christmas, I'll share what I've learned from my first and second grade students:

1. Jesus was wrapped in "swallowing" cloths.
2. Do you know why Mary and Joseph had baby Jesus in Bethlehem? After explaining it to one of my students that it was because Joseph's family was originally from there and they had to go to be apart of the census, etc... My student said, "Oh. I thought it was because they were having something done to their house."
3. Do you know what the wise men brought Jesus? Yep, Frankenstein and golden stuff.

I've hopefully retaught them the above stories correctly since they've shared their knowledge but boy do they bring a HUGE smile to my face!

Enough talk, here's my challenge. We were to include movement in the card. Lisa Somerville assured me that I could keep it simple as I am challenged with this type of card. I used the Flip-Flap Fold technique, an online bonus tech from Technique Junkies December newsletter. It was a simple, yet impressive technique.


Here's the details and pictures: Colors: Soft Sky, Real Red, Not Quite Navy and Very Vanilla. Stamp set: Nursery Necessities

10 comments:

PocketsOfInspiration said...

This came out great!

Connie Babbert said...

Great job, Lisa...I haven't tried one of these yet.

Lynn Mercurio said...

Lovely card. This is a great fold which I'll have to try sometime soon. Loved the tidbits you shared about the kids...gotta love their innocents. Merry Christmas!

Anita Van Hal said...

Cute card! Love the flaps!!!

Stefanie said...

Super cute Lisa!

Lisa Somerville said...

Great card Lisa!

Lila H said...

This is SUPER CUTE!!! I love how you used the Flip/Fold technique and that new stamp set is perfect/stinkin cute for this motion card.

Lori said...

What a fun way to fold a card! Perfect for a new baby boy.

Karen said...

great card - still need to try my hand at one of these!!

MJ said...

Very cute, I always forget about this fold. Got to try it this week. Great job.