Thursday, July 9, 2026

Just Us Girls Challenge #831 - Word Week -- PLAY - Hockey (Ronron Designs Rice Paper)

Hello,

Welcome to Just Us Girls Challenge #831, where Vicki has selected PLAY as our Word Week theme. 


Once again, we're delighted to have Bonnie Klass joining us as our July Guest Designer.

Of course I went with "playing hockey' as my interpretation of this multi-nuanced word. I've used a new medium for the hockey player image - rice paper - designed by Canadian company, Ronron Designs.  The background paper is from Simply Stated Design, also Canadian and, sadly, closed for all but the owner's Patreon group. Happy to report I'm one of those! Yay! I'll add a sentiment appropriate for the occasion; secretly hoping it will be to congratulate my nephew for making a high level team. Fingers crossed! 


Please visit the main blog to see fabulous inspiration from our guest designer and my amazing teammates.

Looking forward to seeing how you play with PLAY!

Thank you for dropping by!


9 comments:

Vicki Dutcher said...

I knew you would find the perfect image! You nailed this challenge

ElizStewart said...

Carol... wow... that image certainly makes a statement!

Lisa Elton said...

Fingers crossed for him too, what a great card!

Jeanne said...

Fabulous card! Good luck to your nephew!

Ina G said...

OMGosh this is stunning! Loooooooovit it Carol. Good luck to your nephew. Hope you get to use the 'congratulaions' on this super card.

Bonnie said...

What a great image, Carol, and so appropriate for the recent Stanley Cup tournament. I hope your nephew makes the team!

Sue VanDeVusse said...

Your hockey player is such a fabulous image and so perfect this challenge! I love that background paper, it looks like the ice with all of the skate marks.

Bobby said...

Time has gone by fast if C is old enough to play on a high level team, Carol. Whether he does or not I'm sure he will appreciate this wonderful hockey themed card.

Cindy Beach said...

What a fabulous card design, Carol, and I just love those special papers. I live in NC and have become a devoted hockey fan. Your card really depicts the ruggedness of the game!