So whats the challenge? Well, Kim wants us to make a graduation themed card, a project that uses text or definition stamps and/or paper, or mash it up and do both!
I really tried hard to mashup the challenge but I didn't have any paper with text on it and even though I am sure I probably have some, I couldn't find any text or definition stamps to go with what I was doing. I ended up cutting the '2012' out with my Cricut and used Teeny Tiny Wishes for the sentiment. The card was made using the colors for my sons school, as this card will be going to him!
Make sure you head over to The Friday Mashup blog to see all the great projects from the rest of the design team and then play along with us, we want to see how YOU interpret the challenge!
- Make a project for "Graduation".
- Or Make a project using " Text or Definition Stamps and/or Paper".
- Or "Mash it Up" and create a " Graduation project with Text or Definition stamps/papers".
Our soon-to-be graduate, Alexander!
Supplies Used(all supplies SU unless otherwise noted):
Stamps: Teeny Tiny Wishes
Paper: Garden Green, Basic Black, Naturals White
Ink: Black StazOn, Garden Green
Accessories: Cricut, George and Basic Shapes Cartridge, Modern Label Punch, Basic Black Brads, Big Shot, Square Lattic Embossing Folder, sponge, dimensionals
Great card Lisa. Like the colour combo, hope your son likes it and is proud of his achievements as much as you are.
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Kasey ~ in Oz
I like your card! It's perfect with the year and your son's colors. I love all the embossing, too. Nice!
ReplyDeleteLove your graduation card Lisa and your son is so handsome. You must be really proud of him.
ReplyDeleteSuch a pretty card! Congrats !
ReplyDeleteWhat a handsome young man! I have one graduating from high school this year too - June 1st. I thought the very same thing - one day he's crawling across the floor and the next he's walking across the stage. Goes so fast, doesn't it. Your card is perfect for a young man. Makes me wish I had those numbers - I'd case that card in a heartbeat! Of course I'd make it in red and blue, but you get the point!
ReplyDeleteI came to say how great your FMS card was, but I'm awestruck by your graduation card. Love!
ReplyDeleteGreat job...love the use of texture! I think the crisp design is perfect for a guy...and your son will love it! Congrats to him! (He looks like a nice, handsome guy!)
ReplyDeleteThis is awesome!! I love it all, and congrats to your son :)
ReplyDeleteLove the large numbers and background texture. Super for a guy. x
ReplyDeleteThis is a perfect graduation card for a special young man! Great texture and the numbers say it all in a big way.
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