Welcome to my blog, where I have
Here is the sketch for this week:
It's a really simple sketch, especially when you can pick what shape you use. I chose a hexagon for my card.
Thanks so much for stopping by my blog.
Welcome to my blog, where I have
Here is the sketch for this week:
It's a really simple sketch, especially when you can pick what shape you use. I chose a hexagon for my card.
Thanks so much for stopping by my blog.
Last evening my grandson Nick graduated from High School. There were over 600 kids receiving diplomas.
I followed a great tutorial for a slimline card/gift card holder I found on Pinterest. You can read more about the card at Frenchie Stamps where you will also find a link to the tutorial.
Here's my version:
Nick will be headed to Messiah University in the fall and will be playing on their baseball team. I was lucky to have baseball brads in my stash in just the perfect colors to use on top of the cap.
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Other than making something for the
Try Stampin' on Tuesday Challenge # 503 ,
I had no real plans for today's card. But after I chose the papers, stamped the butterfly first on cs and then on green velum, fussy cut it, popped it on the inside oval, chose the stick-on 'take flight' sentiment, and added the bow, it occurred to me that it would make a nice graduation card for a certain young lady who will soon be receiving her nursing degree.
All it needed was the "Congratulations"
The oval dies are by Spellbinders and the word die by Elizabeth Craft Designs. The butterfly stamp was a freebie by Sheena Douglas from a Quick Cards magazine. The take flight sticker was a freebie that came with my last order from Stamplorations. Gotta love those freebies!
This is the sketch from TSOT that I was following:
The Design Team for Try Stampin' On Tuesday Challenge really did an outstanding job with their sample cards this week. Several are fancy folds. If I hadn't visited one of their blogs, I never would have known that one of the cards is actually a gate fold. So, if you have some time, I'd suggest making a few visits and collecting a few tips from this talented group.
Additional Challenges:
Through the Craft Room Door Week of April 27th - AG; Paper Minutes Challenge #689 - Butterflies; Simon Says Wednesday Challenge - AG; The House That Stamps Built Challenge - AG; Addicted to Stamps Challenge #404 - Any Occasion
| This is a spinner card. |
| If you tuck a $20, $1, and $5 bill next to each other in this gift card holder, you get the year 2015. Unfortunately, Joyce and Krista did not supply us with the cash, just the idea. |
| Don't these stamps remind you of the spirographs we used to play with? |
| This is a gate fold easel card, with a very messy bow. I must retie it. |
| (CTMH sentiment stamp) |
| I've used a digi image from Bugaboo Stamps and a sentiment from CTMH. |
| Wish this wasn't out of focus. But her dimple shows! |
| We had to get a photo of this sleeping position. |
| (Sentiment and frame are CTMH stamps. Sticker is by Hallmark.) |
| (sentiment is a CTMH stamp) |