Welcome to "Green Eggs and ......Hambo" sponsored by Hambo Stamps!
Today Hambo customers and the Bacon Bits Design Team are bringing you
fun creations that depict book titles! It might be our favorite book,
or just one that was fun to design. If you arrived here from Michele's blog at Whimsical Creations, you are in the right place! (Didn't you just love the sentiment on her card?!) If not, you might want to
start back at the beginning at the Hambo blog to make sure you are eligible for the hopper prize!
With all of the great images (both digital and rubber) to choose from at Hambo Stamps, it wasn't hard to come up with a creative idea. In fact, the problem I had was deciding which idea to run with. I chose the caterpillar digi. Can you guess what book I chose? (Scroll down for the answer) Here's my card!
Card Supplies:
caterpillar image - Hambo Stamps (caterpillar digi)
fruit images - Fiskars Fresh Fruit set
punch - Stampin' Up scalloped circle (used to make "bites" in the fruit)
patterned paper - Doodle Pantry
dies - Nestabilities circle and scalloped circle
ribbon and ink - from my stash
Copics - BV00, BV02, BV04, G14, G17, G19, G21, G24, G28
R46, E33
sketch - Mojo Monday from February 14, 2011
The book I chose is The Very Hungry Caterpillar by Eric Carle. This was one of my daughter's favorite books when she was a toddler. In it, he eats all kinds of fruits and then eats some junk food and turns into a fat caterpillar and then goes into his cocoon and turns into a beautiful butterfly. Ahhh, if life were just that easy!
A prize will be awarded to one participant whose book-themed creation
tickles the Bacon Bits’ fancy in a hammin’ jammin’ way! Another prize
will be awarded randomly to a hopper who comments on all the blogs along
the way. The winners will
be announced on the Hoedown blog, as well as on the Hambo company
blog, Talk to the Ham,
on Wednesday, February 1.
Now dance on over to Jessica's blog at The Paper Parade for another great book!
I love your catapillar and the little chop out of the corners of the fruit! Great job!
ReplyDeleteToo funny! I knew if others had the caterpillar, they would choose Hungry Hungry Caterpillar, because who hasn't read that book to their kids?! Lovely card! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteSuper cute; he's adorable...and his fruit looks pretty scrumptious too!!
ReplyDeleteI love how you used the caterpillar and the fruit! SO cute!
ReplyDeleteNever heard of the book (I don't have kids and didn't read it as a kid) and now I'm going to have to check it out for my nephew! Great card!
ReplyDeleteThis is perfect, I just adore it!
ReplyDeletePerfect! The fruit is a great addition and that hungry caterpillar is so cute!
ReplyDeleteHi Allison! Your card is fabulous! That is one of the greatest kids' books ever. Love the yummy fruit and that there's a "bite' out of each one! So creative!
ReplyDeleteYour caterpillar with the bitten fruit is just PERFECT! What a fun book to re-interpret. Great job with this Allison, and thanks for participating in our hop! :)
ReplyDeleteLove this book. I read it to my students every year.
ReplyDeleteGreat card to go with that excellent book!!!
ReplyDeleteI love the color combo you chose...and a great book!
ReplyDeleteSo cute! And so perfect for my day--I just scored 8 Eric Carle books at our local resale shop!
ReplyDeleteSo very cute!! That is of course a favorite of my kids too - love your interpretation!
ReplyDeleteGreat Job!! One of my favorite books. Creative way of representing the book! Thanks so much for sharing!
ReplyDeleteSuch a cute caterpillar. Love that tag and how it looks like the food has a bite out of it. Very inventive.
ReplyDeletePerfect image for that book!
ReplyDeleteLove this caterpillar! You did a great job!
ReplyDeleteI used to love this book as a kid! I love how you made it look like he actually ate the fruits :) Great card!
ReplyDeleteLOVE how you did the food in the corner - great colors and design! Thanks for hopping with us!
ReplyDeleteCute!!! What a great choice for a book. That caterpillar fits perfectly. - Heather B
ReplyDeleteOne of my favorite books for the kids! The caterpillar works perfectly and I love how you incorporated some of the fruits!
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