Nicecrane Designs: 7/3/11

Wowwww ladies ,this time I am showing you my new digi collection from the famous book "The Children´s Shakespeare",,,,,,,,,I call it "Hamlet & Ophelia" and it is a new and adorable way to learn about Shakespeare and his play.

Heres is the original cover book:

And here,you can watch my sample cards:

Sweet Love

I used on this card:

Background: Peter Rabbit Postage Stamp CS
Digi Stamp: Hamlet & Ophelia DS3
Stitched DVD Template

And.... my Love is Everywhere......card

I used on this card:

Digi Stamp: Hamlet & Ophelia DS2
Gothic Arch: Gothic Arch VIII
Ring:Chartres Labyrints

I asked to Darlene to work with this new collection....and

here is her fantastic work,,,,,,:

Card by Darlene using Hamlet & Ophelia DS3

And another one:

Card by Darlene using Hamlet & Ophelia Save Pack
Thanks a million Darlene

And now you can watch The Complete Serie HERE:

GET YOUR HAMLET & OPHELIA DS4 HERE

GET YOUR HAMLET & OPHELIA DS3HERE

GET YOUR HAMLET & OPHELIA DS2 HERE

GET YOUR HAMLET & OPHELIA DS1 HERE

GET YOUR HAMLET & OPHELIA SAVE PACK

And......waht about your childhood,,,,,?,,,,so I was designing some new fun and creative digis,,,,,,,,Do you remember the famous nursery rhyme "Mary Had a little lamb......?.......I am sure,,,,,,so take a look to my fun digis,,,,to create your own fantastic cards:

Mary had a little lamb - use of language
The words of the American nursery rhyme Mary had a little lamb would appeal to a small children and introduces imagery of similes (white as snow) as part of use of the English language. The words also convey the hopeful adage that love is reciprocated! No specific historical connection can be traced to the words of
Mary had a little lamb but it can be confirmed that the song Mary had a little lamb is American as the words were written by Sarah Hale, of Boston, in 1830. An interesting historical note about this rhyme - the words of Mary had a Little Lamb were the first ever recorded by Thomas Edison, on tin foil, on his phonograph.

Mary Had a Little Lamb

(Complete Text)
Traditional Tune
Rhyme by Sarah Josepha Hale

Mary had a little lamb,
Little lamb, little lamb,
Mary had a little lamb,
Its fleece was white as snow

Everywhere that Mary went,
Mary went, Mary went,
Everywhere that Mary went
The lamb was sure to go

But if you don´t remember this funny song,,,,,,,here is it:

The Classic Version