Card Week: Card 3 {Friendly Mr. Lion}bit coin plus, mine bitcoins android, android bitcoin mining, back door hack, mining for bitcoin

We're having a card party here at Taking Time To Create with a whole week of card posts! Read this post for more details about card week.

Welcome to the final day of Card Week!

I'd like to introduce you to Friendly Mr. Lion. He's my absolute favorite!

Just look at that face...

And those cute feet...

He's wishing that special someone a Happy Birthday!

Would you like to make a Friendly Lion card of your own?

Here's a little step-by-step just for you:

Start with that standard white card stock base measuring 4.25 x 5.5 inches when folded portrait style.
Cut a piece of blue card stock measuring 4 x 5.25 inches and glue it to your base.
Cut a piece of green card stock measuring 3.75 x 5 inches and glue it to the blue piece.
To create Mr. Lion:

I sort of free handed a template for the shape of the body (don't forget the tail!). Once you've got that created, you can cut out the shape of the body from a light yellow card stock.
Add the details of the feet, legs, and tail with water colors.
Glue onto the green piece but be sure to leave enough room for the sentiment below it.

The mane is just a scalloped oval (or flower) measuring about 3.5 x 3.75 inches. I used my computer to create a template. Once you have the template created, cut out the mane from orange card stock, and glue on top of the green card stock and lion body.
The face...

Cut out a circle measuring two inches in diameter. I have a tool that I used for this, but you could probably create a template using your computer. Glue to the mane.
Glue on the googly eyes. I just used a glue stick at first for this and they ended up falling off. Something like tacky glue will work a lot better.
The nose is cut from a piece of black card stock. It's basically an upside-down triangle with rounded edges, or you could think of it as a squashed strawberry without the leaves. You could also draw it with a Sharpie like the smile...
Draw the smile with a fine tipped Sharpie.