Like all fishermen they always talk about the one that got away.  I made this card to show that sometimes they don’t get away.  I first put fish on hooks along the side of the card and a few small ones dangling from some string in the front, but the main fish is the one in the back.  I even left lots of room on the back to write a nice message about how the big one got away.  Great card for any fisherman.

I just wanted to pop in to show a couple of St. Patty’s Day cards that I made for a few people.  The first one is called a screen card, it stretches out like one of those old timey curtains.  It was a simple one because I used a lot of stickers on it. The first picture is how it looks closed and second one shows it stretched open.

For the second card I wanted to use a leprechaun’s hat and bow tie with a whimsical mustache.

Now this last item is a little leprechaun cut file from Lia Griffith.  On some of them I added a bag of gold coins and on others I put just one chocolate.  Cute and simple and I know the recipient will love him also!

I loved how this card turned out and I know it made my sister very happy.  I have a picture of her dancing to the song.  What makes this such a unique thing is that I added a QR code to the back, which then plays a happy birthday song on your phone, if you have a smartphone.

See that little code under the Happy Birthday that’s the spot that plays the song.

Along with my sister’s birthday, my son has his birthday on the same day, so here is his card.  I added enough room where I could put a gift card on the front or on the inside.