Tuesday, June 8, 2010
Oh, Man! This Rocked!
Most of the time, I have no problem giving away a card I have made. Every once in a while, I like one so much that I kinda want to hang on to it. This was one of those cards I had trouble letting go of....but I had to leave for the party 5 minutes after I finished it! (I would have liked to get a better pic but I was out of time).
I started with THIS sketch from Club Anya. I "frankensteined" this girl by using the head from Camille and the body of Odette so she would look most like my graduate. Now...I need a graduation cap. I started by punching a 1 1/4" square of grey cardstock. I trimmed it to make it more diamond shaped. In the photo below, I placed a punched pink 1 1/4" square under it to show how I trimmed. I sponged a little black in the center bottom. I also punched a little more than 1/2 of a 1 1/4" circle. I used the 3/4" punch across the bottom to make the two arches. I added a little white highlight on each piece and a tassel of embroidery thread to finish. Fab!
Stamps: The Greeting Farm WS Camille, The Greeting Farm WS Odette, The Greeting Farm Roll Call sentiment Paper: Basic Grey, Pink Passion, Very Vanilla, We R Memory Keepers dp, GP 110
Ink: Basic Grey, Momento Tuxedo Black, Creamy Caramel
Accessories: CB Stars EF, EK Success Binding Edge Punch, Nesties, Copics, 1 1/4" square punch, 1 1/4" circle punch, 3/4" circle punch, embroidery thread, white Prismacolor pencil
Enjoy!
Michelle B.
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5 comments:
Cute card! I can see why you wanted to keep it :) Bet the graduate loved it though - well worth the giving up to see her smile!
she is toooo sweet!
AWW How sweet Michele, I LOVE how you used this cute cute Anya..Your use of the school paper is a wonderful touch....VERY cute!
Wow! What a stunning card Michelle! Love the dp and absolutely *LOVE* how you did the graduation cap - thanks for the instructions. Love the stars embossing - gosh, I just love everything about it - no wonder you wanted to keep it!
She's so cute! I LOVE the tassle on her hat.
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