Sunday 20 January 2019

Chelsea F.C.

Ro'i's mum liked the birthday card I made for my eldest son back in November and asked me if I could make a similar card for her son's 18th birthday, only this time with a Chelsea F.C. scarf rather than an Arsenal one.
Like my son, this young man will also soon be going into the Israeli army. His pre-army training so far has included crawling, carrying a stretcher and running up and down sand dunes...  I summed this up by including his running shoes and the badge of the Israel Defence Forces on his card. Mum asked me to add a guitar as well. Ro'i is wearing his blue Chelsea track jacket with the club crest on it. A big red number 18 marks his age.
"I LOVE the card" mum wrote to me. "A million thanks."

12 comments:

italiafinlandia said...

Vary beautiful detailed card.. the shoes are particularly awesome! What a fine work.

Carol @Comfort Spring Station said...

I can understand why she wanted a card similar to your son's - your cards are so beautiful!

Jayne said...

What a lovely card to receive on your 18th birthday! I love the detail in those trainers.

Thanks for sharing with #MMBC. Hope you've had a good weekend. x

Miss Val's Creations said...

Beautifully done Lisa!

Su-sieee! Mac said...

Your cards are so thoughtful. I'm glad there are people like yourself who can interpret people's desires in art.

Tamar SB said...

Amazing little folds in the scarf! Your work is awesome.

Claire Justine said...

What a great and creative idea. Another lovely card Lisa :)

Thanks for sharing at Creative Mondays, hope you can join us soon at the Wednesday blog hop or on Friday for the weekend blog hop.

Amy Nguyen said...

I love how detailed it is, and I'm super impressed by your work! What a wonderful keepsake for him! Thanks so much for sharing at Sweet Inspiration!

thisiswhereitisat said...

Awww I love the detail ,so clever X #mmbc

junieper2 said...

The scarf on the card looks great, Lisa! Eightteen years is a great birthday for guys - I think it can take the place of a Bar Mitsvah for the ones who are not Jewish. (also since the girls have "sweet Sixteen" in the USA)
Thanks for wishing me warmth:) I finally get to wear the winter clothes and scarves and boots I have collected over the years:):)
Many thanks for sharing with All Seasons, Junieper/Jesh StG

Stephanie 139a said...

Glad to see the reds and the blues are both represented (at some point!) Thanks for sharing with #PoCoLo

Rhonda Albom said...

I can understand why they called it a white elephant. I never heard of the Brutalist style but the description seems to fit.