Tuesday as Monday is never a good thing--at least the week is only four days!
Here is an Americana Card I made that has a vintage feel. All the papers are from Michael's and I used glimmer mist on the cricut cut to add some subtle shine. The Independence Day cartridge is a great one--so don't put it away--keep it handy!!
I made a number of these to send to some active duty service men and women from a church group.
I used the stars cuttlebug folder for the middle layer and did some inking to add to the vintage feel of the card.
Here is the inside
I really like the button and twine--talk about Home Spun. I left the card 1/2" longer, scored it and folded it up to the inside--saves another cut and you can make it into a pocket to add a picture if you wanted to!
Still not feeling well but I have been working on another readers challenge. On Wednesday I will have be showing my solutions to a challenge from a very loyal reader-Jennifer-who is preparing for a baby shower. I will have two options that can be used for the invite or the thank you. I also have decorations and favor ideas--not all are home made but when your throwing a party a balance of work and fun must be maintained. LOL. I even have a video!!!
Make it a great one!
Tuesday, July 6, 2010
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great card - love the use of the stars cb folder. hope you are feeling better soon!
ReplyDeleteLOVE this card! The colors and feel of it are so up my alley. I hate Tuesday as Monday but at least I worked this weekend so I know what I'm walking into today LOL! Feel better soon!
ReplyDeleteI think the service men and women who receive this card will be thrilled. The vintage looks is very American.
ReplyDeleteGreat card Bryan!! I am glad to hear you are feeling a bit better. It is so nice of you to make cards to send to service men & woman. You are a great person!
ReplyDeleteGreat card! And love that you made them to send overseas to our service men and women!
ReplyDeleteWonderful card! I love the little "pocket", and , of course, the shimmer! Make sure that you are getting plenty of rest so that you can give your body a fighting chance.
ReplyDeleteNice card. I especially like the idea of a "pocket" to add a note or picture. May have to try this.
ReplyDeleteBryan so sorry to hear you are still not feeling better. I love the card you made. I always forget I have that stars cuttlebug folder. You are right about the button and twine! Love it!!
ReplyDeleteGreat card Bryan! I love the unexpected on the inside with the twine and button. Sending you get well thoughts!
ReplyDeleteAwesome card!! Love the silver!
ReplyDeleteThis is an amazing card!! Looove the vintage feel of it!! :)
ReplyDeleteBryan, They will be happy to receive this. Do you also know about Operation Write home? I just blogged about. It's another great program and being on the receiving end of a card it truly meant a lot, and now I am doing my part to give back.
ReplyDeleteThanks for doing this!
Tammy
Nice card....hope you're feeling better!! We are sweltering with "Texas-like" heat in the northeast!! Take it back! LOL
ReplyDeleteVery cool card!! Hope you are feeling back to normal soon!!
ReplyDeleteBev B
I really like the embossed stars. Don't know if I have that folder or not. But if I don't I want it. This is cool and will be much appreciated! TFS. By the way, I did 2 masculine cards tonight for a July and an August birthday (since I was the one to challenge you for masculine cards) and I was the first challenge that you mentioned.
ReplyDeleteMstgane
Great card! The star EF is a great addition.
ReplyDeleteA perfect card for this month. Love the stars. Hope you are feeling better this evening.
ReplyDeleteI love the way you inked the stars,for that vintage feel!Awesome job on the inside of your card, something different love the pocket & button with twine.Great card tfs (you need to get plenty of REST) hope you're feeling better so,remember rest rest... get some rest!!!
ReplyDeleteOhmygoodness, Bryan!!! I am so very excited that you've been working on my challenge!!! :) That's so nice of you, especially when you're sick! I can't wait to see what you have in mind!
ReplyDeleteI hope you get better soon! Take the time and take care of yourself.
I love to hear that you donate cards! I make cards for hospice patients & it's so rewarding. It's like the shoemaker's children have no shoes, though. One month, we made 300 cards to donate and then I didn't even have time to make Valentine's for my own family & friends...
-Jennifer
Great card!Hand made cards add joy to those who receive.
ReplyDeleteGreat job!
Great Card Bryan! I love the twine and the colors you used.... :)
ReplyDeleteMy eldest grandson is currently in basic training and this card is perfect to send him. Thanks for the inspiration! Another good idea as always!
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