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The finished dimensions are 6 1/4" x 7 1/2" in size. All for now, Sue x
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Saturday, 14 January 2017
Rustic Garden Shadow Box Card
The finished dimensions are 6 1/4" x 7 1/2" in size. All for now, Sue x
140 comments:
Oh gorgeous card, lovely. I enjoyed Johns show last night, bought some dies and card, He has become quite a performer too as well as a great crafter.
Congratulations to Anne Enjoy your win.
Tina, as always you are in my thoughts, hugs to you and Owen.
NannaTina, good to hear from you. I hope the crafting helps, as you say one day at a time. Sending you a comforting hug too.
Elaine, I hope Andrew has started to feel a little better, he has come so far but it is an aggressive treatment and it does wear you out. I hope our hugs and best wishes help him.
Drove to work yesterday in the most horrendous weather, wasn't well at work and left at 10.30, saw GP who has put me on sick leave for 1 week, another respiratory viral infection. Oh well.
Our white stuff has disappeared for now but still very windy. Take care everyone, there is some very nasty weather over the UK and Europe at the moment.
Hugs to all, especially missing friends. Wheeley how are you doing.
- 14 January 2017 at 06:01
- Clare W said...
GM Sue. Love this card. I have lots of folks who are into gardening. Will watch video later. Happy weekend all.
- 14 January 2017 at 06:06
- Karen Drew said...
Lovely card. Great for a mans card.
Well done to Anne on winning the Wednesday giveaway
Karen xx
- 14 January 2017 at 06:06
- Deborah Artliff said...
Good morning Sue what a wonderful card for the men. I love these dies and the colours you have chosen
Are gorgeous
Have a lovely day
Debs Cards xxx
- 14 January 2017 at 06:07
- Kitty Davies said...
Morning Sue.
A lovely card Thank you.
Congratulations to Anne.
Have a good weekend all.
Take care and have fun Kitty.
- 14 January 2017 at 06:08
- auscrafts said...
Great card for gardeners ,male or female
- 14 January 2017 at 06:13
- Jan.moogie said...
Really love this style card Sue and your die sets make them so easy. Stunning card today will watch the video after work. Have a great day, hugs xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
- 14 January 2017 at 06:14
- CraftySuetoo said...
Good morning Sue. Beautiful card, love all your shadow boxes as there's just so many different things you can do with them. I've been having a lovely morning catching up on all your videos - you have to make a positive out of being woken up by gale force winds!
Pam, please stay warm and look after yourself. Norah, loved your comment yesterday. Hugs to all with very special thoughts and prayers to Elaine, Andrew, Nanna Tina and Tina T. Sue xxx
- 14 January 2017 at 06:17
- Denise Bryant said...
I always love the shadowbox cards! So versatile. Love this garden themed one!
- 14 January 2017 at 06:27
- Stephanie Cotterill said...
Morning lovely lady. Can't wait to watch you play with this lovely collection, can't enjoy it properly with a dog around pestering and singing for attention asking for her morning walk in the freezing cold !!
These dies are such a happy playful collection with loads n loads of different options (I just need to get stuck in and use what little imagination I have) honestly Sue these SB collections have been the greatest idea yet, I can't begin to imagin what's next on your designer list if they are so different to your last collection lol.
So it's getting closer to me being able to watch your tutorial I know it will end with a smile on my side ☺
Congratulations to Anne enjoy your gift.
Hugs from me to you Sue xxx
- 14 January 2017 at 06:30
- hollyberry said...
Such a beautiful card.
Congratulations Anne.
- 14 January 2017 at 06:33
- Dragonsnap2 said...
Love the card today. These dies are so versatile. I made a birthday card for a man just before Christmas but with different colours it could just as easily have been a lady's card. Some of the family tree dies also work well with this.
Congratulations to Anne. Enjoy your win.
Crafty hugs to all n need. Nice to hear from NannaTina again.
Happy crafting.
D xx
- 14 January 2017 at 06:35
Morning Sue. A beautiful card and a great one for the guys. I love all your shadow box dies as you can mix and match them to your hearts content and come up with some gorgeous cards. Great idea with the white pencil, that why you have such a great following as you have some wonderful ideas that we wouldnt think of. Thanks for another great video. Congratulations to Anne on winning Wednesdays beautiful card. Well i have woke up this morning and we still have loads of that white stuff but at least the winds have gone down. The weather isnt looking promising for the rest of the weekend so i think i will just stop in and do some crafting and watch the creative expression team work there magic. Take care everyone.
Best Wishes.
Denise T x
- 14 January 2017 at 06:38
Hi Sue, lovely card this morning. Suitable for either sex I think. These shadow box dies are gorgeous.
Barbara V
- 14 January 2017 at 06:43
- Jacqui oakes-alcock said...
Lovely card Sue, great for any gardeners.
- 14 January 2017 at 06:44
- Barbara (C) said...
Great card for many occasions. Love the addition of the white. I never think of using kraft card so a great idea to help me reduce my stash....BarbaraC
- 14 January 2017 at 06:50
- cr@fty said...
Good morning Sue
You certainly live dangerously (cutting without taping lol!). I adore your shadow box dies they are so cute and very versatile. I love the tip about using pencils on Kraft card it really finishes the pieces off.
Hugs x
Heather T
- 14 January 2017 at 06:52
- Stephanie Cotterill said...
I'm smiling 😊 that's what I mean about happy playful dies, hours and hours of fun are to be expected when you prize them off the packaging, and the coloured pencils just give the whole end result that SWWF (Sue Wilson Wow Factor) brilliant ☺ xxx
- 14 January 2017 at 06:56
- Clai01 said...
Hi Sue
this card is one of my all time favourites, in the top 3 ! just fantastic, love how natural it looks, yes WOW ! Hochanda take-over is a great idea, most enjoyable. x
I'll have to buy these dies now... lol !
- 14 January 2017 at 07:01
Lovely card Sue, going to watch the video.
- 14 January 2017 at 07:05
- Catherine Lyons said...
A gorgeous card love the colour you used those shadow boxes are lovely congrats Anne.
Caterine xx
- 14 January 2017 at 07:12
- Debra K. said...
What a wonderful card today Sue! Love the rustic feel to it and all the lovely little elements. I do wish you'd make a shadow box die set for 6" x 6" cards!
Congratulations to Anne on her win! Debra x
- 14 January 2017 at 07:12
- Janice K said...
Good morning Sue,
A great unisex design that looks so effective with the white highlights. Thank you for the tutorial.
Congratulations to Anne.x
- 14 January 2017 at 07:13
- TDQ Karen said...
Beautiful card, loving watching John working with your dies fantastic
Congratulations to Anne xx
- 14 January 2017 at 07:19
- A Happercrafter6 said...
What a great card - love the gardening theme. I've seen one card my friend Anne (Northampton) has made with her shadow box and was very impressed.
- 14 January 2017 at 07:20
- Chris Curry said...
Lovely card Sue. Craft card and gardening seem to go together so well, and this card would be great for any keen gardeners but I think maybe more for a man. Thank you. Have a good day, I will be enjoying Hochanda shows when possible this weekend but will have to miss some, sadly. Xx
- 14 January 2017 at 07:25
- June Smith said...
Morning Sue and all Wilsonettes, how I love these shadow box cards and this one is no exception, fabulous, will watch the video later, but great idea with the white pencil.
Congratulations to Anne of Calne, enjoy your prize.
Pam, sorry to hear that you have another infection, please take care, wrap up warm and don't go out unless you really, really have too, hopefully the medication will kick in quickly.
We still have a little bit of the white stuff but most of it has gone now, have to go out today so will catch up with Hochanda shows later.
Special hugs to everyone, you all know who you are.
Stay safe, healthy and happy, hugs, June Smith xxx
- 14 January 2017 at 07:29
- PharmacyMichele said...
Brilliant card, useful for many occasions.
Congrats to the card winner.
- 14 January 2017 at 07:44
- DeCor said...
A very good card for any occasion. I ditto the sentiments that these shadow box cards are brill. Congrats to the winner. Have a good weekend.
- 14 January 2017 at 08:04
- Jan on the Fosse said...
Hi Sue
Lovely shadow box card today.Great for any gardener.
Take Care.
Jan x
- 14 January 2017 at 08:06
Great card, Sue, love this set used with craft card and your colouring, as ever, is perfect! Know a few people who would like this one, sadly don't have any shadow boxes.
Pam, so sorry you're poorly again and hope you're lots better soon.
Hugs for our two Tinas, and well wished for Andrew, Elaine.
Well done to Anne on the card win.
'P' in Wales
- 14 January 2017 at 08:08
- lilian said...
Hi Sue, love this card, also love gardening so this is one for me.
Best Wishes Lilian in Cornwall
- 14 January 2017 at 08:20
- Jackie Trinder said...
Good morning Sue today's card is gorgeous I love it. I am looking forward to watching the video later with a lovely cup of tea. Enjoy your day. Hugs Jackie
- 14 January 2017 at 08:24
- Muriel Kelly said...
Hi Sue and all
the reason I had to buy shadow box dies, they are so good to make up, love the colors you have used - can't wait to watch the video later.
Muriel x
- 14 January 2017 at 08:26
- June Fletcher said...
Good morning Sue
What a gorgeous card! I love every element about it
Have a good weekend
Congratulations to Anne... enjoy!
June x
- 14 January 2017 at 08:27
- Muriel Kelly said...
Oops, so sorry Anne, congratulations on your win
Muriel x
- 14 January 2017 at 08:27
- Barbara Gosden said...
Hi Sue
A great card, very unisex.
Congrats to Anne.
B xx
- 14 January 2017 at 08:28
- Christine Collins said...
Hi Sue,
A gorgeous card, I'm going to watch your video simultaneously whilst watching John on the TV. I'm loving the products and demo's.
Have a great weekend
Chris xx
- 14 January 2017 at 08:30
- Jackie Meechan said...
Gorgeous card, love the shadow box concept.
- 14 January 2017 at 08:32
- SueJ said...
Lovely card Sue, love the shadow boxes.
Congratulations Anne.
- 14 January 2017 at 08:32
- marg said...
Hello Sue
No white stuff here only lasted a couple of hours thank goodness still nippy though!
I love the Shadow Boxes so useful for all sorts of occasions!
Well done to Anne from Calne!!!
Off to watch the Video now!
Healing wishes to Pam!
Love Marg
- 14 January 2017 at 08:33
- Jennie - The Crafty Wife said...
Love this card and I never thought about using colour pencils on kraft card, a great idea.
- 14 January 2017 at 08:34
These shadow box dies are sooo useful, and this one is no exception!!!
Love the use of Kraft card too,
Doreen x
- 14 January 2017 at 08:34
- Pussycats said...
Good Morning Sue and all. Another stunning card from the shadow box collection. This card would be a great one for me ladies and men. Thank you Sue for sharing and looking forward to watching video. Wendy
- 14 January 2017 at 08:37
- lydia jordan said...
Morning Sue,
Wonderful card for a keen gardener. The Shadow Box dies are great.
Will watch the video latr.
- 14 January 2017 at 08:37
- Tina T said...
Good morning Sue and crafters all,
Lovely card and what a clever concept the Shadow boxes are. Recently made retail therapy for Owen's partners birthday and it is still on show - really loved it.
Sorry my post is a bit late today, 1st night since the beginning of the year that I have had a decent sleep with the help of a large glass of Prosecco!!!!
Arrangements for Peter now made, how I miss him.
Pam , our white stuff went early yesterday! So sorry you have another chest infection, please keep warm and give yourself a big hug like you always send to us.😘😘
To June Smith, hope you go carefully in this weather😘😘
Nanna Tina now I know what you went through, not easy!!!!😘😘
Elaine hope that Andrew is feeling a bit better.😘😘
PP, P in Wales, Craftysuetoo, Vera,Theresa,Sue, Dragon snap two - hope you are all well😘😘
Congratulations to Wednesday winner!!!!
On behalf of Owen and myself we send you all crafty hugs and thank you for caring
Just watching John on Hochanda, he has lifted my spirits.
Love and crafty hugs to all
Tina T xxxxx
- 14 January 2017 at 08:41
- Donita Naylor said...
Dear Sue and Craftynettes,
Although I was won over by the graceful swirls and intricacies of Sue's designs and just about faint when I see the swirly ones with tuille bows and pearls and flowers, THIS is my speed. This one has a little dirt under its fingernails, and I LOVE it!!! Makes me wish for some craft card, of all things. My garden shadow box arrived early this week and the baby one on Friday, and so did the Family Tree!!! I showed them to a woman at work who does scrapbooking, and she said, "I think I finally found someone who has it worse than me."
By which she meant being addicted to papercrafting and supplies. She's more electronic than me and has a Silhouette, which is like a Cricut. Do you have those in the U.K.? They never appealed to me because operating them is too much like working on the computer at work. Die cutting is FUN! It's like playing! I like to play card factory!
Anne of Calne, I'm so envious! Enjoy the envy! You're the winner!!! Everybody wishes we could be you!
Pam, on the other hand, you can enjoy our sympathy. Same with Tina and Elaine and NannaTina. We don't wish to be you at the moment, but we do wish you the best while you go through what nobody wants to go through. Take good care of yourselves and let others take care of you, too.
We can't do much from here except wrap you in a blanket of healing light and ask the Universe to carry you.
Donita in R.I.
- 14 January 2017 at 08:47
- gwen70 said...
Adore this card Sue, really must get this die collection, such a useful addition
- 14 January 2017 at 08:49
- Annie's messy stamping said...
Really gorgeous card Sue. Love the rustic look.
Annie P
- 14 January 2017 at 08:50
- Marion Scott said...
Good morning Sue, beautiful card and great video. Love how the white pencil with the kraft card brings everything to life. Love all the shadow box dies and accessories, they help greatly with imagination.
Congratulations to Anne from Calne.
Sending crafty hugs to all xx
Marion S x
- 14 January 2017 at 08:56
- Diane Green said...
Hi Sue
What a lovely card today, craft card and pencil make a lovely combination don't they. Thank you for the hints and tips. John is so good at showing off your dies, we do miss you but it's nice to know you can concentrate on designing the dies and take a step back from the tv demoing and know they are in safe hands.
Love Diane G xxx
Congratulations to Annie enjoy your card xxx
Pam oh no poor you, look after yourself, you are more important than work although I know you will be worried about their comments. Xxxx
Sending hugs to Tina Tina and Elaine xxx
- 14 January 2017 at 08:59
Morning Sue, I just love this card, keep looking at it. I think the shaddow box designs are up there with your best.
Love Rosemarie X X
- 14 January 2017 at 09:06
- June Horrocks said...
Hi sue love love this card I think the shadow box collection is wonderful you can do so much with them I am waiting to get the dies they are sold out everywhere I'll keep looking thank you sue love always
June horrocks xxxxxxxx
Congratulations Ann xx
- 14 January 2017 at 09:09
- nancyd said...
Morning Sue, a lovely card and love yesterday's too was traveling all yesterday so didn't manage to check any of the blogs but catching up now, sitting at the pool enjoying the sun.
Nancyd xx
- 14 January 2017 at 09:09
Hi Sue - what a wonderful card, will enjoy watching the video later to see how you have achieved this. Just caught some of John's show this morning and he is so good at showing just what your amazing dies can do. Am looking forward to the rest of today's shows. Have the recorder set for those I can't watch live. Congratulations to Anne on winning your beautiful card. Best wishes
- 14 January 2017 at 09:10
Hi Sue,
I love your shadow box cards. They are so versatile and can be themed in so many ways.
Thank you for the demo.
Véronique L
- 14 January 2017 at 09:15
- Jean Z said...
Hi Sue, love the card. love Jean Z xxxx
- 14 January 2017 at 09:18
- Yorks butterfly said...
Morning Sue, what a lovely card, and a great video. Not a great gardener myself but have friends who are so this would be a really lovely card for them.
Off to watch the the TV shows.
- 14 January 2017 at 09:20
- Marianne's Craftroom said...
Love love love this, fabulous
- 14 January 2017 at 09:21
- Rosemary Stickland said...
Wonderful card for a gardener, male or female.
Rosemary xx
- 14 January 2017 at 09:21
Hi Sue,
So cute - this is the Shadow Box set that I want to start my SB collection with and of course those Delightful Daisies...love your card!
Congratulations to Anne...
- 14 January 2017 at 09:22
- craftynanna said...
Fantastic card Sue, I have never made a card with craft card before but I will be having a go now, I just need the garden dies at the top of the list.
Pam I hope you recover quickly, take care.
Tina T you are in my thoughts, I have just read Donita's post and I echo the ending of her post, xx
Elaine take care,
Congratulations to Anne on her lovely prize, hugs Johanna
- 14 January 2017 at 09:22
Good morning Sue,
Absolutely stunning card, great for male & female gardener's. Congratulations to Anne. Yvonne xx
- 14 January 2017 at 09:24
Hi Sue
Do adore your garden Shadow box set, and using colour onto craft card gives areally nice finish. Thats a technique I may well borrow, thank you.
Heather R Oxfordshire
- 14 January 2017 at 09:25
- Suemac said...
Love the shadow box cards
- 14 January 2017 at 09:26
- BridgetCG said...
Hello Sue, what a lovely card, great for people that love gardening, will catch the video a bit later. Well done Anne on winning the giveaway card. Have a great day all. Bx
- 14 January 2017 at 09:26
- granny sue said...
Hi Sue. What a lovely card which could be used for male or female. Got to go, heard there's been a takeover at Hochanda so I need to watch. SueL x
- 14 January 2017 at 09:29
- hazel young said...
Beautiful shadow box Sue x xhazel
- 14 January 2017 at 09:30
- June Horrocks said...
Just watched the tutorial sue loved it xxxxxxx
- 14 January 2017 at 09:37
- Anne said...
I need to get this gardening set as I have so many people I could use it for. Love the shadow box dies and it is so good that you only need on main die and then can buy extra sets to go with it. Lovely card, Sue and a great tip about the pencils.
Anne (Northampton)
- 14 January 2017 at 09:40
- Lynne L said...
Good morning Sue fabulous card I really must get this shadow box die I'm sure I'd use it over & over I'm enjoying the CE take over on Hochanda
Congratulations to Anne enjoy your prize
Special caring thoughts for Tina & Owen Nanna Tina Elaine & Andrew Pam I hope you feel better soon take good care of yourself
Sending good wishes to all
- 14 January 2017 at 09:45
- Karin van eijk said...
this is gorgeous Sue
Gr Karin
- 14 January 2017 at 09:56
- Clare Powell said...
Great card, I got the garden shadowbox for Christmas so will be having a go of this card x
- 14 January 2017 at 10:04
- Beryl Treble said...
Beautiful card Sue. Congratulations to Anne.
- 14 January 2017 at 10:31
Morning Sie, super card especially men and women gardeners too.
Congratulations to Anne, enjoy your gift.
Take care xx
- 14 January 2017 at 10:35
- Bejay Roles said...
I really do need to get this die set this year as I think my sister would love it as a birthday card...I also need to get the Christmas one. I'm off to watch the video now to enjoy with a cuppa.
Congratulations Anne for winning this week's card.
Bejay xx
- 14 January 2017 at 10:39
Striking card Sue, I love the way you have put the touches of colour on all the die cuts.
VC xx
- 14 January 2017 at 10:59
- Kiraneries said...
Hi Sue, a gorgeous card. Great for any gardening relations and friends. I love all the little elements. Thanks for your video. Congratulations to the very lucky card winner.
- 14 January 2017 at 11:07
- nattyboots said...
Beautiful card Sue, congrats to Anne .
Aww Pam so sorry to hear you have another infection , i hope you have no need to go out in this horrid weather ? look after yourself, big hugs . xxxx
Tina and Owen ,sending you big hugs.xx
Nanna Tina ,Nice to hear from you, keep up the good work . xx
Donita ,sending you love and a Thank You . xx
Andrew feels a little better today .
Thank you all for your kind words my friends , you know who you are
- 14 January 2017 at 11:08
- Norah McPhee said...
Good morning Sue and the Wilsonettes,
What a pretty card this one is Sue and so nice for either sex i think with it still being amongst us that like pretty in card making. It's not too girly looking but could still be for either or as it just looks so bonnie. I wonder if it would encourage my friend to make his garden look more like a garden instead of a barren stoney dumping ground for when he finds things that he can give a new home to with a little bit of fixing, lol. Thank you flower for another brightened day that keeps us going and i hope that you are missing out on this cold and flu that is going around.
Well done Anne, i hope that you get rare encouragement from your beautiful WOW, enjoy flower.
Pam, honest it wasn't me that gave you the largy or flu that my dear husband decided to spread to Rory and I because he doesn't know what a hankie is for nor does he not understand the concept of covering this mouth before coughing and that does not include making his hand into a megafone to cast it as wide spread as possible. I can recommend real lemons with honey and hot water to at least ease a sore throat, and i have just got in my new supply from Matthew from Asda in his little white and green van. Just remember flower, work will be there when you're not and unfortunately more and more places of work you are just a number no matter how good your attendance is, so take the doctors line and get yourself better flower. Oh and i'm awful glad that i hadn't made a right numpty of myself in seeing if that was early morning Pam/ our Pam, lol.
Tina flower, i'm glad that you had a sleep flower, it would do you the world of good if not including the glass of prosecco. There is only so much a body can take flower and i think your's has been on high alert long enough. Please try and take some care of yourself, you need it after all that you have been through with your beloved Peter. Sending hugs to you and Owen with my prayers and love.
Tres, it's so nice to see you back again flower. And June, please, please be careful as you have now i hoped finished having trouble with your knee that was operated on and we don't want you going back the way with it.
Well it is so nice to see the sun out up here even if it is just kid on warmth that it is projecting. It reminds me of my first boss's shop where he had this contraption above the door to the back room and it went red when switched on, but it never actually gave out any heat, it was just to make you feel as if it wasn't as cold. I'll tell you , i used to hate having to wash folks hair in there in the the winter as they would end up with the cold while having to wait around for their hair to get sorted. On a Monday when i was in with the apprentice, i used to put on the hairdryers that our older ladies that still got shampoo arnd sets sat under. Our snow has remained on the hills and fields so it looks pretty and it is mostly off our roads now so it's driveable again.
Sending hugs to Tina and Owen, Elaine, Andrew and Helen, and to all that need, could do with or just want, my hugs are on their way,
love and crafty hugs
Norah (Glenochil Village)
- 14 January 2017 at 11:09
- fluffycat said...
Hi Sue, I absolutely love this card. Thanks for the video with the usual hints and tips. Although I don't have the daisy dies I will be making my version of this card for my sister's birthday next month with some older flower dies that I do have. She is a keen gardener and loves using craft card herself so I know she will love this one.
Pam - please take care of yourself and get well soon.
Anne from Calne - Congratulations on being the Wednesday Winner, enjoy your beautiful card.
- 14 January 2017 at 11:11
- Jackie Durrant said...
Good morning Sue what a super card I do like this set love from Jackie xx
- 14 January 2017 at 11:12
- Maureen Killen said...
Hello Sue,
Lovely, pretty card today.
Congratulations to Anne.
Pam, sorry you have another infection. Keep in, keep warm and keep crafting!!
Tina & Owen, love and prayers.
Elaine, love to you and Andrew.
NannaTina, love and prayers.
Laine, are you alright??
Donita, I have a cricut.
love to all
Maureen xxx
- 14 January 2017 at 11:16
Hi Sue
Fabulous card. I love kraft card. Thanks for sharing.
Congrats to Anne.
Get well soon Pam.
Have a great day everyone.
- 14 January 2017 at 11:18
Hi Sue,
well, you've done it again - hit the nail on the head or put the garden in a card. It's a lovely, lovely card. And even better, I've got the dies - just couldn't resist the ladybird!
Your colours are really yummy, just beautiful.
Hugs, Rose
- 14 January 2017 at 11:23
- Pat L said...
Hi Sue
Love this card and thanks for the great video, I really must get this garden set. Congratulations to Anne on winning your beautiful card.
Pam hope that you'll get of the chest infection soon, take good care of yourself xxx
Caring hugs to Tina, Nanna Tina and Elaine
Love and best wishes to everyone
- 14 January 2017 at 11:24
- Kate's Cards said...
Lovely card and I love the versatility that the shadow box die obviously has. xx
- 14 January 2017 at 11:30
- Sue MacFall said...
Love these shadow-box dies, Sue. Lovely rustic card - ideal for gardeners !! Thank you.
- 14 January 2017 at 11:39
- scrAPpamondo said...
Fabulous shadow box, love the neautral colours and the wonderful diecuts!
- 14 January 2017 at 11:50
- sandy acland said...
I absolutely love this card. Its not colours I would use normally, but its beautiful.
And I need to think out of my box more often:0)
Sandy (tort)
- 14 January 2017 at 12:07
- Ann said...
Hi Sue
Lovely card really enjoyed watching the video thankyou for your inspiration.
Congratulations to Anne winning the card.
Hugs to all
Annx without an "e"
- 14 January 2017 at 12:10
Hi Sue,
Brilliant card - love it.
Beverley W
- 14 January 2017 at 12:22
Hi Sue and everyone
A very cute card. I am not a lover of craft card, but still this is really nice! Loving the flowers obviously!
Pam, sorry to hear your poorly again. Get well soon! Xxx
Love Helen xxx
- 14 January 2017 at 12:40
Hello Sue
I just love your shadow die cards they are so versatile can't wait to see what your next collection brings. Tina look after yourself you must be exhausted. Hugs to Elaine and Nanna Tina. Pam listen to your doctor and take time to recover.
- 14 January 2017 at 12:45
Stunning, love all the shadow box dies and my collection is slowly growing. Look forward to future additions to this range...
- 14 January 2017 at 12:54
- Littlelamb said...
Lovely card Sue. Have t watched the video yet as watching Julia at the moment but will watch later. Thank you for sharing. I have the Christmas SB so will utilise that.
Hope you will soon be better Pam.
- 14 January 2017 at 13:06
- Nannieflash said...
Good Morning Sweet Sue, that is one fabulous Garden shadow box, I love the whole layout and your colour choice to. hugs Shirleyxxxx
- 14 January 2017 at 13:14
- Sandra said...
Hi Sue,
Love today's card, the SB dies are such a brilliant idea, the possibilities are endless!
You can't go wrong with Kraft card in my oplinion, I love the 'rustic' look.
I am off to look at your video.
- 14 January 2017 at 13:31
- hettygarlick said...
A very smart card for anyone who is a keen gardener. I love the little ladybird!
- 14 January 2017 at 13:32
- Disco Queen said...
Stunning card Sue. Love how you used the Kraft card. Thanks for sharing this technique with us. Theresa x
- 14 January 2017 at 13:39
- Gloria Robey said...
Hi Sue enjoyed the video .I do think your shadow box dies are amazing. Can't wait to see what you have in store for us. Congratulations to Anne . Gloria ( sidcup ) xx
- 14 January 2017 at 13:41
- Janie McD said...
Good Morning Sue, a wonderful card to brighten anyone's day. Can just see so many options with colours and amazing in Kraft card. Love your shadow box dies x Jane
- 14 January 2017 at 14:03
Hello Sue
The use of Kraft Card on this card is just perfect.
Such a lovely die set and can be used for so many friends and family who love their gardens, plants and flowers!
I enjoyed your video and am off to search fir my Kraft card!
Lesley S x
In grey West Sussex!
- 14 January 2017 at 14:09
- Pawprintx4 said...
I saw this video on You Tube before and loved the way you used the white pencil on Kraft paper to get the vintage effect. I would have never thought of that.
Congrats to Anne in winning this lovely card.
Stephanie K
- 14 January 2017 at 14:11
- Vie Carter said...
Lovely card, love all your shadow box cards
- 14 January 2017 at 15:13
- Mary Lynn Cox said...
I like these shadowbox cards so much! It is amazing what all can be done with them. They are very versatile.
- 14 January 2017 at 15:16
- Robin Sachs said...
Good morning, Sue. Beautiful card. I love the shadow box dies. They are so versatile. I am working on collecting all of them. I loved today's video! Thanks so much for sharing.
- 14 January 2017 at 15:39
- Patricia Howarth said...
Hi Sue, Gorgeous !! and ideal for a garden lover.
Lots of love from Patricia xx
- 14 January 2017 at 15:50
- sued99 said...
I absolutely love this card. I have made so many shadow box cards but am still enjoying using them. Xx
- 14 January 2017 at 15:51
- Fiki said...
so pretty card!
hugs, Ŧĭƙĭ
- 14 January 2017 at 16:02
- Jane Franklin said...
Love the shadow box concept, and the tips you've given us on the video. Oh dear more dies to add to my need list!
Congrats to Anne on your win. Best wishes all luv jxxx
- 14 January 2017 at 16:11
- theresa w said...
Hi sue x
Fantastic card sue x i was lucky enough to get this set for christmas so may have to borrow your idea if you don't mind x will watch the video later as your lovely team have taken over my weekend !
Congratulations anne xxx
Pam sending you a warm healing hug xxx
Nannatina and tina t sending you both special hugs x
Elaine sending you hugs too x
Yvonne hope your parents are both doing well x
Laine hope you're well x
Wheely missing you x
Tracy hope your having a lovely crafty shop x
Take care everyone x
Theresa w xxx
- 14 January 2017 at 16:21
- Margaret Rogers said...
Hi Sue
A lovely Shadow box csrd. Tell me Sue, how do you manage to use the spray glue, without getting it all over your fingers?
Margaret xx
- 14 January 2017 at 16:35
- barbara macaskill said...
I love the antique look of this rustic card! So pretty and it would be a great guy card too which makes it even more awesome!
Congratulations to Anne on being the Wednesday card winner! TFS!
- 14 January 2017 at 16:37
- Lisbeth said...
Hi Sue. What a great card for either retirement or for those men who are so difficult to make cards for. I'm very busy watching Hochanda this weekend to see if I can pick up any more of your dies.
- 14 January 2017 at 16:50
- Haze T said...
Hi Sue
Beautiful card & looks so organic & lovely with using the craft card.
I love the design of this & would suit many occasions for the gals & the boys alike.
Crafty Hugs
Haze T (Norwich)
- 14 January 2017 at 17:16
- Maria Alder said...
Hi Sue and everyone.
Fabulous Shadow box Card, love the garden set and it's rustic style.
Congrats to Anne winning the Wednesday card !
Many warm hugs to all wilsonette's and to my friends
Maria x
- 14 January 2017 at 17:26
- ursula said...
An amazing card Christina, just right for the man in my life and other male card recipients...your tutorials are always so informative too, thank you Sue...luv Ursula xx
- 14 January 2017 at 17:43
- Janet Wilson said...
Beautiful card, love the kraft with the white.
- 14 January 2017 at 17:49
- liz spooner said...
Beautiful card Sue, looks so lovely with using the craft card.xx
- 14 January 2017 at 17:58
- CraftyJo said...
Wouldn't this be perfect for a guy too? Especially in those colours.
- 14 January 2017 at 19:04
- Pat S Witney said...
Hi Sue
Lovely card today will watch the video later. I have the birthday set so might have to get this one as well. Love this rustic look.
- 14 January 2017 at 19:20
- Theresa Pace said...
lovely rustic card. the pencils make it pop, hugs xx
- 14 January 2017 at 19:54
- Myra said...
Hello Sue,
I just have a feeling that I may be late tomorrow so I'm doing this now.
The Garden Shadow Box Die was the one I bought although I added a few extras - the girlie ones and baby ones! I've also discovered that the MDF bits from CE may be used in these cards. I have spades, forks, trowels , plantpots etc etc!
It's a great idea ! I love today's card and thank you for the excellent tip on the use of a white pencil! Sue , whatever will you come up with next? Will it cost me a lit of money???? Lol.
Pam - so sorry you aren't well! Thinking of you and sending lots of love - where would we be without you ! Take care my friend!
Tina, Nanna Tina and Elaine lots of love coming your way too.
Laine - missing you - hope you are not ill. Your input is sorely missed!
Yvonne - I do hope your parents are making progress and that you are not too tired trying to help! I'm going to be very serious for a minute and say that if you need a break or someone to talk to please call on Maureen - I know we tease each other but only friends can do that . Maureen will really help you , she is one in a million! I just hope she doesn't read this - it may make her faint!!!
Lovely be to all who need support on this lovely blog!
It's the best!
Thank you Sue, Love Myra xxx
- 14 January 2017 at 21:13
- Theresa said...
Good evening Sue
Well it is most definitely a card for all occasions and either sex and any age today
You just have to choose the right colour combo .
Pam so sorry to read you are again not well with a chest infection you rest up and keep warm
My mum always used to say work will be there when we are not so doctors orders rest eh
Tina And Owen hugs and a prayer that you have the courage and strength to see you through
Nanna T special hugs and good wishes
Elaine hope Andrew is feeling a little better you know sometimes I wonder if these well wishes mean a lot to the person they are meant for then I thought if I was in your position every caring word would mean so much so my thought are with ya Hun
Yevonne caring thoughts and well wishes to you and your parents
Norah you take care of yourself stay in bed and keep warm
Well done to Anne on winning the Wednesday card you lucky lady
Sue have a fantastic weekend with those you love
Hugs to all that may need one
Theresa G xx
- 14 January 2017 at 21:28
- Tracy Stitt said...
Hi sue.
Great card. I love craft card too.
Went to craftworld in Glasgow today. Bought the noble ovals and the retail therapy set among a few other bits and bobs. Used my voucher up too. The staff are so lovely there I'm almost on first name terms with them all nothing's ever a bother to them if u need to ask anything.
Was gutted they didn't have the striped nurstirsiums tho that's what I wanted so badly ah well next time lol
Love to all xx
- 14 January 2017 at 21:29
- Myra said...
Forgot yo say Congratulations Anne - you have won a truly beautiful card! X
Love Myra
- 14 January 2017 at 22:00
- Brenda Lello said...
Hi Sue
,You certainly raised the bar when you designed these dies, they are so flexible. Love them.
Oops love the card.xx
Love Brenda xxx
- 14 January 2017 at 22:37
- Jean Iddeson said...
Is this the shadow box you use for the retail therapy and could you tell us which shadow boxes for the differnt categories please thank you Jean Iddeson I really love you cards xx😀
- 14 January 2017 at 23:16
Good evening Sue
Gorgeous card really lovely,lots of ideas
Congratulations to Anne &
Pam get well soon
Best wishes
Karen M
- 14 January 2017 at 23:22
- Laura O' Connor said...
fab card love all the little elements to this card ,Laura O
- 14 January 2017 at 23:25
- alimecca said...
Hi Sue,
Love this - brilliant shadow box collection, love and hugs Alison xx
- 14 January 2017 at 23:32
- Betty McAlister said...
Great Shadow Box card Sue, especially made in Kraft card.
Get well soon Pam. Congratulations to Anne. Xx
- 14 January 2017 at 23:47
- ang said...
Lovely card, must admit these dies are growing on me,quite fancy the baby one but I should be dieting. Manchester show soon I'll see what I can find there angxx
- 14 January 2017 at 23:50
- Lynn Dalby said...
Hello Sue.
I think this is a great Card. I love the Shadow box dies and the rustic style you have used. I think it would also be a great male Card. Thanks for sharing.
Congratulations Anne from Calne.
Best wishes
- 15 January 2017 at 00:28
Absolutely delightful card . I have two shadow box sets chritmas and birthday will have to add this one to my collection now . Thank you for the inspiration love Yvonne Bennett xx
- 15 January 2017 at 09:40
- dragonswing said...
Really love this card. So much can be done with it.
- 15 January 2017 at 19:43
- maz said...
This is a work of art, would do for anyone not just gardeners, like it a lot! Thank you
- 16 January 2017 at 08:02
- Dorothy Macdonald said...
Hi Sue
I am still running late with my comments. Not had time to look at the video yet, but that is my aim later tonight.
I love this card and being a gardener myself I think its gorgeous.
Love Dorothy
of Baldock
- 17 January 2017 at 16:35
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Chapter 296: A tragic battle
In the mountain valley, members of the alliance were either lightly snoring, nodding off, or dead asleep. Very few were able to stay awake. The few solitary, cautious folk also gradually closed their heavy eyelids beneath the sleeping effect of the fog.
Everything seemed perfect. The outcome seemed predestined the moment the Death Guards had started to advance into the mountain valley. This sneak attack could simply be considered a classic one for the books, if it hadn't been for a frightening, loud rumbling sound.
A surge of wind blew from who knew where, just as the Death Guards crossed the channel into the mountain valley. The power of it was violent. The wind first uprooted a small tree on the mountain, creating a strange butterfly effect. One tree after another fell in bizarre succession. This finally caused the unbelievable collapse of the rocks on the mountain.
Moss-covered rocks, as large as a millstones, smashed straight down on the mountain valley. This kind of movement created earth-shattering sounds, waking up all of the mercenaries that were sound asleep. They abruptly jumped up, as if faced with the greatest enemy of their lives, grabbing their weapons before looking at the situation.
Edwin was also an accomplished alchemist on the side. He understood that only sleeping drugs that had minor effects could be hidden from experts. Edwin had unfortunately counted his chickens before they had hatched. He looked at the mercenaries stationed in the valley all looking around with weapons in hand and then at the Death Guards entering the mountain valley. Edwin had to swallow back his curses and issue an order to attack, "Forward, kill!"
Both Edwin and Laureton understood that their ambush would no longer be perfect thanks to the rumbling avalanche. The two secretly cursed as they hastily issued orders to attack, while their eyes examined the epicenter of that tumultuous incident. A strange suspicion filled their hearts.
Why had that avalanche happened? How could've its force been so large? How could it have generated such an astonishing effect? If it were man made, then who'd done it?
Doubt after doubt instantly piled up in their hearts, but only for a moment. Their attention snapped back to the slaughter that was about to take place in the mountain valley.
"Enemy attack, enemy attack!"
The thousand mercenaries in the mountain valley were jolted awake by the rock avalanche. A small portion of the mercenaries near the edge of the valley hastily dodged the falling rocks. Thpse mercenaries at the outermost region, who were responsible for night patrol, had now discovered the Death Guards by now. They immediately started yelling loudly.
The mercenaries of the alliance immediately reacted. They took out weapons, started to chant magic incantations, and notched their arrows. They all aimed at the entrance of the mountain valley.
The Calamity Church's three hundred Death Guards spread out like wraiths in the night, darting about like faint shadows under the moonlight. An evil, sinister air permeated their bodies, their eyes filled with frenzy and excitement. Exotic spiked weapons grasped in their hands, they glided across the ground into the mountain valley.
The ground trembled as a series of sharp earth spears burst out of the ground. A blazing fire quickly gathered into a defensive firewall. Lightning bolts twisted and flashed across the sky above the mountain valley before crashing downward. Mermen and water dragons gradually materialized and rushed away from the zone of the firewall.
A long low whistle accompanied the rain of arrows that fell endlessly on the Death Guards. Mages and archers formed layer after layer of barriers within the mountain valley. They instantly hindered the momentum of the rushing Death Guards, itching to kill the entire group of blatant invaders.
However, as the religious scourge whose notoriety had spread all over the Profound Continent for so many years, the Calamity Church's Death Guard naturally weren't that easy to deal with.
The speed of the three hundred Death Guards didn't decrease, but instead spiked at an alarming rate. The blackish gray robes that they wore had a strong resistance to magic, snuffing out the coming flames with just a wave of their sleeves. Even the violent thunderbolts only made them pause a little without causing any fatal damage.
"Hmph! The Death Guard's armory is one of the secrets of our Calamity Church. How could normal magic attacks have any effect!" Dark grand magus Edwin landed behind jos troops and looked forward with a sinister face, speaking contemptuously. He could have soundlessly exterminated the majority of the forces in the mountain valley by now. He naturally felt irritated now that this unexpected incident had thrown a wrench in his plans.
Laureton stood next to Edwin, clutching the divine artifact Berserker's War Axe. He let out a loud, vicious laugh and said, "It's also fine this way. We'll only waste a bit more time. It's more interesting to let them struggle in their death."
The Cairo mercenary band had expended all of their elite forces for this battle. Add that to the Calamity Church's three hundred Death Guards and the alliance of a dozen small forces, this was a proper amount of strength to annihilate the powers inside the mountain valley. From the beginning, Laureton was someone who thirsted for battle. This was why he'd been even more excited when the mercenaries of the alliance woke up, when the ambush had turned into open combat.
Curling his lip, Edwin didn't say a thing. He looked at the waves of mercenaries rushing into the mountain valley and secretly calculated how much more he should extort from Laureton. After all, the cost of dispatching three hundred Death Guards wasn't small. Even though their purpose had been to block the Church of Light, he'd also helped Laureton, hadn't he? Therefore, the latter should also pay up a little.
The Death Guards were definitely worthy of their reputation as forces of the Evil God. They rushed forward with an unstoppable momentum, even when attacked by violent magic spells. The three hundred Death Guards scattered into groups of ghostly shadows, using sharp, spiked weapons to poke bloody holes into the mercenaries' bodies.
These Death Guards cultivated a strange type of fighting aura. They seemed able to borrow the Evil God's power in a fight. An evil presence naturally appeared on their bodies, and their eyes could attack the souls of their opponents. The strange fighting aura possessed an intense corrosion that could erode an opponent's defense, causing injuries to the body.
Han Shuo was sitting cross-legged on a high cliff of the mountain valley. After secretly lending a hand to help kickstart the dreadful battle, he silently circulated his magical yuan to absorb the power from the dead that had not yet dissipated. At the saem time, he was paying close attention to the battle in the mountain valley.
The astonishing performance of the Death Guards shocked Han Shuo. He could even sense a bit of the Evil God's presence from their bodies.
Clarendon, who'd ultimately died a tragic death in Han Shuo's hand in Valen City, had used an altar to call upon the three-eyed demon god Ansidesi. The figure of an evil god, three hundred meters tall, once again appeared in Han Shuo's mind in the lower layers of the Cemetery of Death. Han Shuo could sense a bit of the presences of Ansidesi and the evil god from the Death Guards.
The Death Guards could obtain a bit of the strange force from the Evil God due to their fanatical belief. Perhaps they could only borrow one hundred thousandth of the Evil God's power. Stil, that unleashed power couldn't be looked down upon, as proven by the tragic death of the mercenaries who faced them.
Three hundred Death Guards wasn't a big number, but the damage they caused was terrifying. Since the Temple Knights of the Church of Light possessed similar level of strength as these Death Guards, Han Shuo could imagine that the former's power was certainly just as impressive.
"Heh heh, it's getting more and more interesting!" Han Shuo muttered to himself with a cold smile. He abruptly heaved a breath of relief, "What will come will come. Otherwise it would no longer be interesting!"
Dark grand magus Edwin also frowned when Han Shuo finished saying these words. He abruptly used the levitation skill to float up and out of the mountain valley. He carefully took note of his bearings before quickly returning to the mountain valley. He landed swiftly near the now twice berserk Laureton, "A large number of mercenaries are gathering here. How could this happen?"
"The Rainbow Sickle mercenary band isn't far from here. They must have discovered something because we've caused such a big event in this place. Heh heh, four to five hundred out of the one thousand mercenaries in the mountain valley have already died. Florida will only be coming to his death if we make good use of time and kill them all. Just his Rainbow Sickles alone simply can't stop our momentum!"
Laureton randomly threw out an answer as he chopped a two meter tall orc warrior in half with a wave of his Berserker's War Axe. He then rammed into the crowd in front, seemingly insane with happiness as he was able to indulge in battle.
"That's not it. It isn't just the Rainbow Sickles. There's also a large group of orcs!" Edwin shouted to Laureton as if there was a fire was raging in his heart.
"Damn it! How can that be?" Laureton was startled. He abruptly jumped to Edwin and asked with horror.
"Kill them!" Adam Menlo was riding a ten meter long flaming bird in the air. He rushed forward with his family members, who were behind him, also riding various magic creatures.
The dull sounds of iron hooves pounding against the ground outside of the mountain valley were heavy, like a beating drum. The experts of the three great powers were gathering in the valley, tightly blocking Laureton's retreat.
"Shove it all and bring forth all your efforts to bear, or none of us will be able to escape!" Since the situation had become like this, Laureton naturally understood what was to follow. He let out a long howl to the heavens. His ferocity burst as he rushed straight forward to kill the remaining mercenaries in the mountain valley.

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Wow!! I said excitedly while meeting all the famous people in the four nations like Isaac Luke, Sam Burges, Lance Hohaia and Darius Boyd. It was very cool going to see those famous people and we got their signatures too.Above is a photo of Darius Boyd and I. Below are some other pictures of famous league players.
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Wednesday, September 11, 2013
USDA Strikes Again!
Way back in 1966, the USDA was given the authority to regulate commercial dog breeders. Hobby breeders were OK with that, as they felt exempt. After all, they were not commercial breeders and never would be, right??
Well, surprise surprise. It took a few decades, but now the animal rights nuts have succeeded in their campaign to regulate just about everyone who is NOT a commercial breeder right out of existence. Here's what we get for allowing the USDA carte blanche over our trade.
Despite literally hundreds of thousands of written objections from groups and individuals, new rules are going into effect that will force many small breeders to apply for a commercial breeders' license with the USDA.
If you so much as ship one dog "sight unseen" to a buyer in another state or another country, you will need to apply for the privilege of USDA licensing and submit to unannounced inspections. Got a job outside your home? Travel to show your dogs? Too bad for you! You need someone at home during business hours so the almighty government bureaucrats can tell you how you should be raising your animals.
Why should breeders be forced to allow strangers to traipse through their homes? People have had puppies stolen at gunpoint by allowing strangers in. Other have been turned in to the local animal control department by AR nuts with an agenda who came into their home under the guise of wanting to buy a puppy. There is no animal welfare regulation anywhere that trumps human rights. Not in MY book.
Some of the biggest violators of animal welfare will, however, be exempt from this new rule. Every day we hear on the news that some fly-by-night "rescue" has sold sick dogs, or an animal shelter has imported dogs from another country, so they can have products to sell. Not one SHRED of regulation involved there.
If that isn't bad enough, anyone who owns more than four "breeding females" also will be required to apply for a USDA license. What is a "breeding female", you might ask? Why, it is ANY intact bitch over the age of four months old. Doesn't matter if they are actually ever bred, or not. The USDA has declared that only they shall determine if an intact female is exempt from being considered a "breeding female". You can bet your bottom dollar, if she is intact, she will be considered "breedable".
Small breeds with tiny litters require that we keep many more than four intact females to have a meaningful breeding program. We might like to keep them intact and grow them on for evaluation, or so that we have a variety of bloodlines to ensure health and genetic diversity. We might like to keep them intact so they can have the necessary hormones to develop normally and avoid painful orthopedic problems like hip dysplasia, patellar luxation or bone cancer.
But none of that matters one whit to the USDA.
What's all the fuss about anyway, why not just get a license and keep all the intact dogs you please?
I'm glad you asked.
People NEED to know that while they are frantically trying to decide if they should go the USDA route or not ---- it is IMPERATIVE that they know the first greatest risk is that all USDA facilities (those holding licenses) are listed publicly with the following information:
Names (These would be the breeders)
Address (Yes, that's your home! Online for anyone to see)
Phone numbers (No - you get no privacy!)
The number of animals at the time of inspection.
Any violations.
Aerial views of your house and property are available online once an address is obtained. From there you are easy prey for harrassment from any animal rights anti-breeding nut job. Because, you know, according to the animal rights people, every USDA commercial breeder is a PUPPY MILL.
Ever checked the website of "CAPS"; the "Companion Animal Protection Society"? They dedicate their existence to harrassing pet shops and commercial breeders until they can manage to bully them out of existence. There are big groups on Facebook dedicated to finding all USDA-licensed facilities and publishing them on FB in order to hunt down, harass and, in essence, destroy them.
Being a USDA licensed breeder is a big red flag screaming "COME AND GET ME".
The government's idea is that these new rules will help to regulate commercial breeders who currently skirt the AWA by selling online instead of through a retail pet store. If anyone can avoid the iron thumb of the USDA, I say more power to them! We already have state and local laws to cover animal welfare.
Neither the federal, state nor local agencies have the funds to fully enforce all the intrusive laws currently in effect, so enforcement will primarily be complaint-driven.
This makes us literally sitting ducks for these anti-breeding humaniac crusaders.
On a more mundane level, people who breed dogs as a hobby already operate in the red, but now they will find they need to spend even more money to paying annually for a Federal license.
This factor alone could force many people to stop breeding wonderful dogs. How many more breeds will face extinction?
To get your USDA license, you will need to comply with all requirements of the Animal Welfare Act. This includes housing standards that are difficult to meet in a home environment. Carpets and upholstered furniture are forbidden in the dogs primary enclosure. Stuffed toys are a no-no. Concrete is preferred. Regular use of harsh disinfectants is required. Want to raise a litter in your bedroom? Fuggedaboudit.
Free run of the house is a red flag. APHIS admits as much in their Q&A "Factsheet". Most hobby breeders allow their dogs free run of the house, and wouldn't want to have to change that.
Phooey on the USDA!
A Federal Bill dubbed "PUPS" or the "Puppy Uniform Safety and Protection Act" was proposing similar requirements, but now they don't even need to pass that bill, we've already got the government flexing its muscle to control us without even so much a a vote on the matter!
Where is Ron Paul when we need him? Abolish the USDA!
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I thought if you didn't ship it didn't matter how many dogs you had. Whip me with a noodle I hope that's right. Otherwise I have 60 days to get rid of an intact female that I've never bred and never will. Hard to find a perfect home in 60 days.ReplyDelete
Also if you read the last two paragraphs in the rule it says that rescue is exempt because they deliver dogs face to face but ones shipped across the country to be sold off the bus in other states may be affected.Replies
No, there is a four-bitch rule. You can't have as many as you like. And yes, "rescue" is exempt. Some of the worst animal abuse offenders! Of course this cannot be enforced and even if they did include shelters and rescues, do you honestly think they would actually go after those groups? Nope. Just breeders. Breeders are the bad guys. End of story.Delete
Here's what it says in the opening lines: We are revising the definition of retail pet store and related regulations in order toReplyDelete
ensure that the definition of retail pet store in the regulations is consistent with the Animal
Welfare Act (AWA), thereby bringing more pet animals sold at retail under the protection of the
AWA. Specifically, we are narrowing the definition of retail pet store to mean a place of
business or residence at which the seller, buyer, and the animal available for sale are physically
present so that every buyer may personally observe the animal prior to purchasing and/or taking
custody of that animal after purchase, and where only certain animals are sold or offered for sale,
at retail, for use as pets. Retail pet stores are not required to be licensed and inspected under the
the 4 limit will only matter if you SHIP dogs to pet home buyers.Shipping is via air, or ground transportation. The new owners must come to you , and they can fly in & take a pup back as excess baggage.You can have as many breeding bitches as you like if you do not do any shipping.ReplyDeleteReplies
No you are mistaken. The four limit is completely unrelated to whether or not you ship. You cannot have as many bitches as you like if you don't ship. Dunno where you got such an idea.Delete
In the recently-released FAQs there was an estimate of how many more breeders will be required to license with the USDA once this rule kicks in. Their estimate: "....does not include breeders who will not be affected by the rule because they do not sell pets, because they don't have more than four breeding females, or because they sell pets face-to-face."Delete
More than four breeding females OR selling sight-unseen. If you meet those conditions you are expected to apply for a USDA license.
Not "AND". The word is "OR"
In other words, if you breed working dogs you are specifically exempt. If you have four or fewer females you are exempt OR If you only sell "face-to-face" (no shipping sight unseen) you are exempt.
Shelters and rescues are also exempt according the the FAQs.
you can believe what you want but if you read the law, or listen to the APHIS conference, that is NOT what they said . It is only if you ship.ReplyDeleteReplies
I have read the new rules (it's NOT a law) and I have listened to the conference. I have also carefully read the FAQs. If you have four or fewer breeding females you are exempt. You must also only sell those born and raised on your premises, how do you like them apples? Here is the pertinent section of the new rules: Restoring and amending the exemption in § 2.1(a)(3)(vii) so that any person including,Delete
but not limited to, purebred dog or cat fanciers, who maintains a total of four or fewer
breeding female dogs, cats, and/or small exotic or wild mammals, and who sells, at retail,
only the offspring of these dogs, cats, and/or small exotic or wild mammals, which were
born and raised on his or her premises, for pets or exhibition, and is not otherwise
required to obtain a license, is also considered a retail pet store for regulatory purposes.
Well now that I went back and listened to the conference call again, I am less sure. One of the USDA guys did say, if you don't ship sight unseen, this new rule doesn't apply to you. I am going to do some further investigating and get back to you!! Thanks for commenting.Delete
According to some interpretations of the 91-page published rule, the four-bitch limit doesn't apply unless you ship sight-unseen. However, my understanding (limited, granted) is that ANYONE who ships sight-unseen must register as a USDA breeder, so why is there any mention even made of this four-bitch limit? I listened to the conference call again and one of the USDA reps did say, if you don't ship sight-unseen, this rule does not apply to you, PERIOD. However, I am skeptical. We'll have to see how it plays out.ReplyDelete
Shipping is a necessity for those with rare breeds and it is generally done "sight-unseen" by the buyer. However, all dogs shipped must have a veterinary health certificate and a rabies shot, so this claim of people shipping unhealthy dogs is just plain BULLSHIT. If they are lying about the need for the rule change then they would also lie about who would ultimately be affected.
Maybe if you are shipping sight-unseen you should register? Seems like it would be more "mill" like if you are breeding so many that you've exhausted the local market and need to ship animals? I don't know, I've never been a breeder just always bought from a breeder. When I wanted a cat that use to be considered "rare" (hypoallergenic), I flew to another state and flew back with the kitten. I would have never had it shipped to me, but that is just me I guess.ReplyDeleteReplies
Rare breeds are FREQUENTLY shipped "sight unseen". Traveling across country to pick up a new pup for your breeding program is signifigantly less possible when you have multiple dogs in a home, and finding a pup within less than a days drive is extremely difficult for rare breeds. It has nothing to do with being a mill. Infact, many of these rare breed breeders are breeding less than 1 litter a year, but will ship half or more of a litter out sight unseen and the 4 bitch rule is so easily broken its not funny.....Delete
One of the very best Dobermans I have even owned was shipped to me sight unseen. All arrangements were done via email and telephone.ReplyDelete
Of course, I was able to check out the breeder via several friends I had in the breeder's area AND equally important, the breeder was able to check me out the very same way. Ten months and an AKC obedience title later we met face-to-face for the first time.
We need to be able to find the breed and dog of our choice when and were we may and not via some damnfool gov'ment rule written by drones who know nothing about breeding animals and work very, very hard to maintain that fine state of total ignorance.
Does anyone know of some german shepherd breeders in Indiana? I am looking at getting a puppy, but I want to make sure it a purebred.ReplyDelete


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This is my first time I take the picture of the bird. Spent almost 2 days in the morning on the park and got chasing by them. . As always, thank you for your advise.
Good Start! It's always hard when your subjects can move. The duck is very sharp. Can you lighten it a tiny bit? Keep at it!
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I was taught to appreciate the little things in life and I believe that this is your life and you should enjoy what you are doing. The world around you is complicated enough, so keep your life simple. Always be happy in your own skin, whether that's dresses and heels or jeans and tennis shoes. I enjoy that worn out sweatshirt on the weekends and the memories that it brings. I enjoy the new and improved but always respect the old that got you there.
They say you can always tell a lot about the person by looking at what's on their Ipod. Well, after moving into a new house that I love in July, I can't tell you where my Ipod is but I can tell you if you turn the radio on in my car, the presets are: (1) The Highway, (2) MLB Radio-Braves Network, (3) Prime Country, (4) ESPN Radio and (5) The 60's. My summer trips have changed from lounging on the beach to going to see awesome concerts featuring Chris Young, Luke Bryan and Brad Paisley, baseball games and great conferences learning about the stationery industry.
Finally, after 24 years of working in sports television and creating designs in my spare time, I have decided to follow my own advice – to be sure to always follow your passion because it will lead you where you want to go. As of today, I will be running LaurieLouis.com full-time with promises of lots of new and exciting things to come.
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The Watchers' Celebration in Mashhad
The second session of the first round of public educational workshop for companions and travelers of Congress60, was held by Mr. Ali Ashkezari, as the guest speaker (a watcher), Mr. Javad as the master of the ceremony and Mr. Mahdi as the secretary in Mashhad Elahie branch with the agenda "Watchers' week on Sunday March 4, 2018, at 5 pm.
A summary of the guest speaker's words, Mr. Ashkezari:
I am glad to serve you today, I hope we have a good meeting today.
The foundation of Congress60 is based on the positions and it is commanded and supported by them, in other words, positions construct Congress60. Being a watcher is also one of these places and its duty is legislation and the rules are like the pillars of Congress60 and sanctity is what keeps rules.
The Guard place is also the holder of sanctity. The watcher's position in Congress60 is not derived from any structure, the model of Congress60 belongs to its own and it has a specific organizational chart. According to Mr. Dezhakam, watchers are the pillars of Congress60 and it is the rules that construct the universe and what makes it destroyed is disobedience. If you notice, it is said in the sanctity that Congress60 is a holy place because everything that can purify us is sacred as water that cleanses us- it can slake thirst and clean dirty. The book of heaven (Quran) is also holy since it reduces our ignorance. The position of watcher is also one of those holy places that did not get its training from anywhere and it is only based on Congress60' educations. If someone can properly get trainings and apply them, they can achieve this position.
The duty of intellect is processing and if we can process correctly by our intellect, we have done a rational work and if we process anti-values, we will reach a dead-end path. We should not experience everything and something that is based on thinking is rational. The rules in Congress60 are on the basis of thinking as well, so we do not have confliction in it because the limits of responsibilities are defined by the rules. We should think about problems and the problems will be solved if the proficiency exists. If individuals cross educational path rightly, they can reach the position of serving and it is neither guide nor anyone else' fault if they cannot reach the places. Congress60' trainings concentrate on doing things rationally and thinking has an important role in this path. The rules are also systematic and rational in Congress60 because the rules define the range of responsibilities and we will have no problem with doing rational works that are the result of rational processing provided that we have predicted the problems and this is built on experience, skill and thinking.
In the following, music legion of Elahie branch performed the songs of thanksgiving and freedom enthusiastically.
All of the legions of branch expressed their gratitude to Mr. Ashkezari as the watcher and other honorable watchers by donating envelope of money.
Prepared by: Traveler Ali
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This series featured various National Film Board of Canada documentaries, similar in concept to 1958's Candid Eye except that this new series was given a full broadcast season. Some of the documentaries were previously broadcast on Candid Eye.
This half-hour series was broadcast on Sundays at 5:30 p.m. (Eastern) from 25 October 1959 to 29 May 1960.
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2011 Documentary - For the first time, three prisons across Russia unlock their doors to an international film crew. From a Siberian prison camp where temperatures plummet to 50 below to the highest security prison, where cannibals, terrorists and serial killers will live out the rest of their days. THANKS FOR WATCHING -SUBSCRIBE FOR MORE
As the world's largest country, Russia encompasses nine timezone and contains within its borders dozens of ethnic groups. ME13
Check out our new website for more incredible history documentaries: HD and ad-free. http://bit.ly/2O6zUsK Part horror movie, part journalistic investigation – this film will bring to life the dark, sexual and bestial world of Rasputin, Russia's own anti-Christ. From the nightmare wastes of the Siberian landscape and its clandestine sects, to the grandure of St Petersburg that belied a dark underworld of saunas and sexual frustration, this is the story of a grossly misunderstood figure who swept in from the east preaching a new kind of holiness and bringing destruction to the Tsars. For his was a holiness that could heal, but that demanded sexual sin, flagellation and the worship of Rasputin himself? With a strong sense of the darkness that Rasputin brought on Russia, and with bold, haunt...
Wild Russia [Amazing Moments Ever] National Geographic The beauty of Russia's vast landscape perhaps isn't the first thing that pops into one's mind when thinking about the complex country, but it's part of the reason Animal Planet spent three years filming this documentary. It captures Russia in all its natural glory, stretching from Eastern Europe across 11 time zones to the Bering Sea, revealing an epic wilderness that is home to an unprecedented range of wildlife, including beluga whales, polar bears, Stellar's sea eagles, and the rare Amur tigers and leopards more tags: wild russia, national geographic, nat geo, documentary, documentaries
The United States Air Force facility commonly known as Area 51 is a highly classified remote detachment of Edwards Air Force Base, within the Nevada Test and Training Range. According to the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA), the correct names for the facility are Homey Airport (ICAO: KXTA) and Groom Lake, though the name Area 51 was used in a CIA document from the Vietnam War.The facility has also been referred to as Dreamland and Paradise Ranch, among other nicknames. The special use airspace around the field is referred to as Restricted Area 4808 North (R-4808N). The base's current primary purpose is publicly unknown; however, based on historical evidence, it most likely supports the development and testing of experimental aircraft and weapons systems (black projects). The intense secr...
Documentary BBC 2017 - Siberia, the Coldest and Wildest Place on Earth
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Documentary '60 is a Canadian documentary television series which aired on CBC Television from 1959 to 1960.
This series featured various National Film Board of Canada documentaries, similar in concept to 1958's Candid Eye except that this new series was given a full broadcast season. Some of the documentaries were previously broadcast on Candid Eye.
This half-hour series was broadcast on Sundays at 5:30 p.m. (Eastern) from 25 October 1959 to 29 May 1960.
Films broadcast in the series included:
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