Simchat Torah

After 7 days of Sukkot and sitting in the Succah (booth)

There is a rather happy festival to end it.

This is called Simchat Torah, when we celebrate

the conclusion - and the resart - of the annual Torah

reading cycle. It is also a fun holiday for children.

There is dancing and singing with the Torah

and all the children get lots of candy ( meaning

that learning from the Torah is as sweet as candy).

Picture of me and my mom in my brother's Succah.

I made this card with stamps from:

Zum gali gali (children and sentiment) and

Stampin'Up! (totah scroll in the back).

The background of the card starts with a few

blue distress oxide inks on my kraft sheet.

Then with one of the lighter blues the children

where stamped in the background.

When all was dry the Torah scroll was

stamped in versafine black ink.

The children were stamped on a seperate 

piece of paper in blue and embossed with

clear embossing powder. After cutting out

added with foam tape to the background.

A ribbon, a sentiment and some silver dots

finished the card.

A piece of left over strip from the background 

I used to decorate the inside.

Thanks for looking

and have a creative day!