Welcome to the Serendipity Owl Die Blog Hop.
This die is so detailed and cuts like butter!
What a fun die you can leave him with all the pieces in( like I did) or have them out. He doesn't have to be for Halloween he can be used any time of the year. He's very wise but I tried to make him just a bit silly.
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What a GREAT die!! Terrific card Marybeth, love the purple leafy branches tucked in under your "silly" owl!
ReplyDeleteOmg what an awesome die and an equally awesome card :)
ReplyDeleteGreat idea making him lime green! Looks great with the purple leaves marybeth!
ReplyDeleteNow how FUN is this?! I LOVE your green owl, and that you left all the pieces in. So interesting to look at. Great Halloween card, Marybeth!
ReplyDeleteSuch a wise and cute owl!! :-)
ReplyDeleteLove your card and colourcombo.
Bye,
Marjolein
ps. love how you left the little bits in the paper!
So cute, Marybeth! Love the color combo and he DOES look great w/ all the pieces in. The moon and branch are super additions.
ReplyDeleteAnother die I think I must have. This is so fantastic Marybeth!
ReplyDeleteHe's gorgeous in green Marybeth! I love his googly eyes, such a fun die cut isn't he? I'm going to be using this little fella all the time!
ReplyDeleteCute card, I love the moon behind the owl and the owl sitting on the branch is perfect. Great Job
ReplyDeleteWOW, this is the fanciest owl (or any other) die I have seen...such detail and I love that you kept all the pieces in...a fabulous card, Marybeth!
ReplyDeleteOH your owl is so cute in the green with the google eyes! The Halloween colors are wonderful!
ReplyDeleteMarybeth, this is just too stinking cute! Love the fun colors, his branch, the big moon behind him, and those EYES...what a hoot! Beautiful work.
ReplyDeleteI absolutely love this owl! Joyce is going to want one for sure! I am so glad you added those googly eyes...tehe add such a whimsical touch...also love the moon behind him. Very cute card Marybeth!
ReplyDeleteI adore Mr Who's googly eyes! Looks just fab! Love the background and those lovely purple branches!
ReplyDeleteWhat beautiful colors! Love Mr. Who! Fabulous card!
ReplyDeleteWhat an adorable owl!!
ReplyDeleteLove your card. Great colors and designer paper. It all goes well together. This is a great die.
ReplyDeleteOMG, that owl is Fabulous! LOVE THE BRANCH AND THE BLACK DIAMOND background!
ReplyDeleteSweet little owl, Marybeth. How in the world did you manage to keep all those pieces together??!! Love his big googly eyes. And what a great sentiment for him too...cracks me right up! Bev
ReplyDeleteHe's so adorable! And I love the green & purple! The harlequin background and patterned leaves look fabulous. And this looks like the best owl die ever.
ReplyDeleteI saw this owl on Jeanne's blog and immediately fell in LOVE!!! I so love owls! And, I LOVE your owl on your gorgeous colorful card! That owl die and sentiment is so amazing! And, I placed an order to receive that beauty...yeah!:-)
ReplyDeleteOh, what a fabulous die and amazing card. I love the detail on the die, and your googlie eyes are perfect. This owl looks wise and spunky, too.
ReplyDeletea very nice and green;-) owl, I like it!
ReplyDeleteLove the bright colors and fab mixing of patterns. The argyle BG looks great with this bright owl. Googly eyes.... always makes me smile :)
ReplyDeleteWow...what an owl this is! So much amazing detail and those big google eyes are so fun. Love it!
ReplyDeleteOh my gosh! He is just darn awesome perched on that purple branch. Love, love the colors. Sentiment is so fun.
ReplyDeletePretty owl card! Love the branches and the colors you used!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous Marybeth - love everything about this card!
ReplyDeleteWhat a fine owl! I love his silly look!
ReplyDeleteThis die is fabulous! Love the purple leaves his perched on and the moon behind him is such a great detail. Love those super big googley eyes...definitely helps with the silly factor.
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