Happy Wednesday and thanks for taking the time to visit the charmed life blog. Today I attended another cooking class at a local cooking school and kitchen ware supply in Pittsburgh. It's the Crate Cook. The classes are demonstration style and then we get to eat what they cook. It's called a lunch & learn.
Today the menu was: BBQ Mahogany Salmon, • Indian Summer Gratin with Butternut Squash, Potatoes, Corn, and Bacon • Fruit and Nut Stuffed Apples with Cream Drizzle
I liked everything we had and plan on making the Gratin as a side dish for Thanksgiving. If you would like any recipes, just drop me an email or leave a comment and I will send them out to you in email.
Now onto my card for today. This is another one that I made for the Hope You Can Cling To Challenges on Splitcoaststampers. Beate was our hostess for the "rays of hope" challenge. She wanted us to make a card in mostly gray tones with just a splash of color. To show that there is always hope in the battle against cancer.
My card is using the sentiment from ODBD "never give up". I stamped it in the vintage label 10 from Waltzingmouse Stamps and then used a Spellbinders labels 10 die to cut it out.
My layout is this weeks WMS #117. Added some satin ribbon and a bow with button center to complete this card.
Well that 's it for me for this post. So until next time.......God bless.
Some other challenges:
1. Crafts and Me Challenges has an anything goes.
2. Divas by Design has an anything goes.
3. Simon Says Stamp wants us to use dies or punches. I used both on my card.
Your cooking classes sound like so much fun. I must admit our "lunch and learns" at work are not as interesting as yours even with them giving us a free lunch lol!
ReplyDeleteYour card is exquisite with the little pop of pink!
Mary, hello from an old 'Burgher! What a wonderfully inspirational card for someone undergoing treatments - thank you so much for sharing it with us at the Simon Says Stamp challenge!
ReplyDeleteHow fun to get to go to cooking class! I love your card Mary it is really beautiful! Pink and grey is always such a lovely combo and the sentiment it soo encouraging :)
ReplyDeletewhat a fabulous project - Thanks for joining us at Diva's this week for our anything goes challenge
ReplyDeleteLisa x
Another beautiful card! I love the pink ribbon and bow! Your classes are really making my mouth water! If you ever need someone to taste test your recipes, I'll see if I can arrange some vacation time and a plane ticket ;)
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