This is a card I made to thank the instructor I had for eight weeks to learn Italian before I went on a recent three week vacation in Europe.
Paper from scrap stash, Cardstock: A C Cardstock and The Paper Company, Cuttlebug and Thanks folder, Martha Stewart Scoreboard, Hemp, Adhesive: Glue Glide Pro
One of my son-in-laws loves to read, so I thought this would be the perfect birthday card for him.
Cardstock: DCWV( blue 6 1/4 X 4 1/2; brown 5 3/4 X 4), envelope At Home, Paper: Tim Holtz idea-ology Lost & Found for the book, Ink: Ranger Distress Ink Tea Dye, Provocraft: Gypsy, Cricut and Cartridges Cursive 101(book) and Elegant Cakes(happy birthday), Adhesive: ATG and Zig 2-way, Ribbon, Martha Stewart Scoreboard
This is a birthday card I made for one of my sisters. Her favorite color is red, so I had to use a lot of red for her card.
Cardstock: K & Company and A C Company, Punch: Martha Stewart Swirling Lace, Stamp: Technique Tuesday, Ink: Color Box, Rangers Stickles(Christmas Red and Yellow), Tools: We R Memory Keepers Chromper, Provocraft Cricut and Teardrop Cartridge. Adhesive: ATG, Zig 2-Way amd Pop Dots, Martha Stewart Scoreboard
Last week one of my granddaughters celebrated her 9th birthday. It was fun making this card for her and seeing her joy when she opened the envelope.
This card was designed using the Provocraft Gypsy. The little girl shape is from the A Child's Year cartridge. I took one of the shapes and flipped it than welded the two shapes togethter to form a shape card using the Gypsy. Than I welded the number nine from the Birthday Cakes cartridge to the cupcake. The Happy Birthday with balloons is also from the Birthday Cakes cartridge.
Cardstock and paper: A C Cardstock, K & Company, Ranger Stickes, Embossing: Fiskars Braids and Cuttlebug Distress Stripes were used with stylus for the hair texture and the cupcake wrapper, Ribbon: American Crafts, Adhesive: Zig 2-Way, ProvoCraft Terrifically Tacky Tape, Martha Stewart Scoreboard
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Beautiful work. I have to remember to line my envelopes for cards.
LOVE the cards! Especially the girl one...from A Child's Year? How did you do the book one? TOO cool!
Vernetta--the book was made using the Cursive 101 Cricut cartridge. I used paper from the Tim Holtz Idea-ology paper. Than I inked all the cut edges with Ranger Distress ink. Thsn I taped a ribbon as a bookmark to the back before adding to the front of the card.
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Very nice work thanks for sharing!
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