It's the British GB

Race Sunday's you tend to find me sitting here mind on the race especially where there are so many interesting things happening, like today's race.  It is the racing for the middle places/lower points but still great racing.

OMG those last few laps were amazing todays race was all about the tyres.   Hamilton basically finished on 3 wheels, his team mate had a tyre failure a very short time before which cost him 10 places.   Someone else lost his tyre as well.  What with all that and the actual racing especially Mr Albon who made up 8 places, I think, from 16th to finish in the points over just 10 laps.   That was a good race, no one hurt but a lot of excitement and heart stopping moments.

Oh you're not interested in F1, sorry about that!

Lets look at a couple of CAS cards.

The start of a new month brings lots of challenge changes re-igniting creativity.  I don't know abut you but I often find myself flagging in the last week of a month then come the new month and it is all go again.

Less is More is a fortnightly challenge #425 started yesterday with the prompt Summer Flowers.   It did not take long to come up with a fun idea in response.  Only 1 Stampin' up stamp has been used with 6 different Distress inks in Blue, Yellow, Orange, Purple, Red and Pink.  Green felt pen provided the green for the stems and words.   Wasn't sure it was finished so left it for a little while and then decided I'd be delighted to receive it in the post.

This morning a quick look at challenges that refresh in Sunday's  I saw that AAA cards also started a new challenge today #171 Along the Edge, with the optional twist of Beach.

Gulls suggest beach to me and I love this stamp it has so much detail, if you count there are 9 gulls.  I stamped the image in black Archival ink and then with felt pens scribbled onto a acrylic block sky and sea were watercoloured on from the left so that the colour fades into the white of the card stock.  The post was coloured with a third colour and then the water brush applied to soften it.   The sentiment Blue Skies was made for me, it is an old Sky Divers greeting and seems very apt here.

I knew I'd seen Watercolour some where and checking back realised it is CAS Mix Up.  Water colour rotation when watercolour must be the main focus.  Other requirements are theme Beach, must use stamping. 

Don't be surprised if I return to these themes over the next couple of weeks, the imagination has been stirred.

As always and especially now as Covid-19 infection rates are going back up Stay safe, Keep well & HAVE FUN.