The Alphabet Challenge-Letter A-Accessories

 Hey Everybody,

I'm trying a new set of challenges called, The Alphabet Challenge. I just happened to see a card in the gallery from this challenge and it was for the letter A, so I thought it was a great time to try this.

The gal who came up with the items for each letter of the alphabet loves antiques so some of them, like butter churn you might not have an image however, your can do something with butter. Someone posted butter on her popcorn.  

So the idea is to let yourself think about the word and see where your brain takes you!

The challenge can be found here. Anyone can join in at any time.

Accessories is the item for the letter A. As soon as I read that, I knew which stamp I wanted to use.

I colored my bunny with colored pencils then cut around her. I added her to my designer series paper then added my sentiment. The image and sentiment were added with dimensionals. This bunny loves to accessorize. She has on her pearls, purse and shoes to go to tea. This is going to a friend who loves tea and is a bit down lately. I might add my favorite tea packet inside.
I love these challenges. They encourage me to look through my stamps and use some I haven't used in a long time. The House Mouse is marked 2007 and the Our Daily Bread Stamp is dated 2016. LOL

Keywords: ABC23A1 ABC23 - Letter A

Stamps: House Mouse-Itty Bit With Purse, Our Daily Bread Designs-Tea Time

Paper: white, SU Tea Boutique designer paper

Ink: versafine black, starry sky

Accessories: Prismacolor colored pencils, SU-To The Point Punch

Techniques: coloring

When you see the word, accessories, what do you think of? What do you have in your collection that you could use for this challenge?  If you look at the gallery for this challenge there were some great ideas.

These challenges really get me to thinking and looking through my stash. As I looked through to find my House Mouse stamp, I saw other stamps. This helps my memory so that the next time a challenge comes up, I remember what I've recently seen. I use more of my older stamps that way.

Thanks for stopping by today.

Blessings,

Sue