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WT1032 - Christmas Carol
CCC24DEC - Complete Collection
For my card, I used this old Divinity Designs image, colored it with copics then die cut it and popped it up on dimensionals.
I added the name and finished with a few scattered black gems.
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My son's girlfriend graduates on Saturday and this is the card I made for her.
I used the Divinity Design step die cut to create the step card and then added some great paper to the inside. I die cut the circles and the 2024 adding those to the steps.
The cap and class of are also die cuts from Divinity and the scroll is from Penny Black.
The sentiment is from Unity and I finished the scroll off with a bit of ribbon from my stash that my son's girlfriend helped me clean up from bags of ribbon that was given to me by friends and family.
Here is the front of the card:
She is graduating with an Art Education degree. So, for the front of the card, I die cut the Spellbinders art pallet and used several colors of Distress Oxide to add color to the pallet.
Next, I die cut the paint brushes and watered down some acrylic paint in red, yellow and blue for the tips of the brushes. I then added full acrylic paint to the die cut paint drops and popped those up on dimensionals.
I then die cut the hat and scroll out of paper scraps and the paint tube and popped the tube up on dimensionals.
For the sentiment, I downloaded a certificate font and typed that in word. I then die cut the panel and popped it up on dimensionals.
The front of the card was finished with a few clear sequins.
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| FS741 - This weeks incredibly talented Featured Stampepr is Heather Freeman, better known around here as heather freeman. I found this cute Snowflake Box I had a thought in my head for my son's graduation to make an exploding box and put pictures in it. I have been combing through pictures for a very long time looking for just the right pictures and also put pictures in from each of his school years. The main pictures are his school years and the secondary pictures are of his family members that have been a part of his growing up most of those family members have passed so this is how we are including them in his graduation. I used the Divinity Designs exploding box and cut the box in black and cut the matting layers in gold for his school colors. You ask why is this a 5 well let's just say that trying to get the images the right size and also include the pictures of those family members so that the image was recognizable is a huge challenge. Thankfully hubby still loves me after the hours it took him to help with these images. |
F4A580 - Heat Emboss
WT838 - GRAD
I heat embossed the white base layer for this card.
I also created another grad card using the same layout as yesterday's card but black and gold colors for my son's school.
I added the Congrats die cut sentiment and the velum has hearts.
This is for my son from my Aunt Chris who asked me to make a few graduation cards for family members that are graduating this year.
| WT838 - Grad I am trying to crank out as many graduation cards as I can. I have 3 family members including my son that are graduating this year and a bunch of family members asking for cards. This is headed to NY area where a cousin's daughter is graduating. This is all die cuts and the red base layer is embossed with stars. I love these big numbers Grad 2021 |
MMTPT662 - Something Green on your side of the fence
For me that would be my sweet boy graduating this year. It has been a tough year for the senior class but I am going to do my part to let the know how much they mean to me.
This card will not be exchanged as it already has a home for a 2021 graduate.
It was all done with die cuts and a sticker and embossing.
