Showing posts with label Graduation. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Graduation. Show all posts

Friday, May 11, 2012

05.11.12 FWF

Welcome to a
Check out their blog to see
lots of great creations.

 Two VERY different cards for
you to look at today!

I've been playing with
some faux metal techniques
because there is a challenge
make a card with metal.
(Come play along, challenge
lasts all month.)
I pretty much got entralled
by this tutorial called
So here is my case of
her postcard.  I used my panel
on this grad card.

Sentiment is from To the Moon & Back KOM
Mortarboard was a free studio file,
 inked it directly from the inkpad.
American Thickers numbers &
mesh from orange bag under foil,
foil tape from Ace Hardware
black acrylic paint

So my second card is about as
different from this as you can get...
all colorful and sweet.
This is for the

Echo Park Country Drive
papers & banner

Thanks for stopping by!
Have a blessed weekend!

Wednesday, May 9, 2012

A Little Word Art Wednesday

I've been making GRAD cards.
Some for myself, some for dd
to take to the shop where she works.
Everyone needs grad cards!
I like to give a grad something
to hang on to, like a great
Scripture verse!
Linking up to Word Art Wednesday.


The stamp is from Unity
The mortarboard was a free studio file,
I cut and glued 2 together to make them
nice and stiff. 
 Spellbinders Romantic Rectangles diecuts.
Oh, and Paper Studio gemstones

Tonight we are off to our
final Praise Factory (kids) night
at church for this year.

Saturday, May 5, 2012

Grad Card

Here is a very plain
grad card I am entering
that is going on right now.
Nothing Girly!!
Also linking up to
Word Art Wednesday
& Scripture Thursday.

The verse stamp is from
Ippity's Devoted set.
I cut the grad on my Silhouette, covered
him with VersaMark and embossed him.
The die cut is from Spellbinders
Ornate Artisan Stackers.

Tuesday, May 31, 2011

Grad Cards


Here are the grad cards that I made this year.
I used my Silhouette to cut out this guy
(and some girls), the stars are punched out.
The letters are tiny alpha & 
vintage typewriter stickers.