RSG ~ Celebrating Webster!

 Hi friends!

Thank you so so SO much for your sweet words

and lovely comments that made my heart melt!

Seriously, I had little happy tears ~

you're encouragement and kindness made my day!

I'm humbled  ...

and yes!

Very VERY excited!!!!

Today's card is for the Ready, Set, Go challenge card group ~

a challenge to create a card that's a little a lot out of the box!

They aren't ordinary card challenges and, as Jeanette says,

ones that are quite extreme with themes that make you say hmmm!

But it's also tons of fun!

Our hostess this month is Jeanette and she is getting book smart!

This is her challenge: 

Every year on October 16, the United States celebrates National Dictionary Day in honor of Noah Webster, the Father of the American Dictionary, who was born on this day in 1758. The objective of this day is to emphasize the importance of dictionary skills and to seek to improve vocabulary. Webster began to write his dictionary at the age of 43 and it took him 27 years to finish it.

So here's the challenge... when creating your card, you must include three things that start with any three consecutive letters of the alphabet. For instance, (BCD - the color Brown, Coffee, and a dog... or RST - Ribbon, Sequins, and a Truck... you get the idea). 

Ready, Set, Go!

How fun!

Here's my card ↓

 

The letters I went with:

B:  Brown dog

C:  Chocolate Chip cardstock

D: dots (enamel)

I've also used the sketch from today's challenge at

Splitcoaststampers as a springboard to my card design.

You can find it by checking out SCS here!

 Such a fun theme and I can think of so many combinations of letters

that would make a fun card!

I think I'll definitely use this Webster's A, B, C again.

You can see what Jeanette created here

and what Barb created here!

Thanks for stopping by!

Big hugs, bigger blessings ♥

~Kelly