
The Neighborly Narwhal – without his tusk – becomes a friendly whale relaxing in the center of the Seawood Collage. Add some Swirling Stitches and a few gemstones just for fun. Hi – Jean Okimoto here – with a quick card designed to brighten someone’s day.

I didn’t even know what a Narwhal was until the April Release – I thought it was a Memory Box exclusive. Several of my friends at Impress – highly intelligent people – were also surprised that narwhals really do exist in nature. The real ones aren’t nearly as cute as Memory Box’s, they don’t multi-task as whales either. Ours is quite special!
Paint watercolor paper with pale layers of aqua and green Peerless Watercolors. Cut them with a Stitched Oval Layer. Cut the green oval with Seawood Collage – it’s a close fit, but I know you can do it.
Cut Neighborly Narwhal from black and dark gray cardstock. Attach the black piece behind the gray for dimension and a sliver of a shadow. Cut the lower section from white cardstock. Tape a scrap of black cardstock behind his eye. Attach him to the background.

Diecut a folded Pool Notecard with the Swirling Stitches – the swirls also appear inside the card for added texture.
Attach everything to a Pool Notecard and add turquoise gem stickers. Stamp your favorite Memory Box greeting, sign your name and send it off in a matching Pool Envelope. It’s sure to elicit a smile!

If you haven’t already been there this weekend – or even if you have – stop by both Impress stores during their annual Spring Sale. Enjoy a 20% discount on everything and take advantage of your chance to buy the Memory Box, Open Studio and Poppystamps items on your wishlist.
Thanks for stopping by – come back again tomorrow for Penny’s great design!

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Another awesome card with wonderful color and subject. This too could be used as a great masculine card and change the colors and it can be feminine. You are a plethora of ideas. TFS.
This little guy is just so super cute and love the card composition too thanks for sharing.
Thanks Juanita. Keep the gray and white – then switch over to pink/orange/coral for a girlfish card!