OK--I new that headline would get your attention!!! Today we will celebrate the 40th year our departments Executive Assistant's has been with our company. It is rare to find someone that has been with a company that long. Ms. Edna has done everything from purchasing to customer service to well--just about everything; And she does it with a smile. She has an amazing history with the company and still has a passion for the business--so here is the card I made
I used lacy labels, some ink, clear embossing powder, glitter, and my xyron sticker maker (I love that thing).
I finished out the inside after adding a second inside card so everyone can sign it. I added strips of SEI papers that were used on the outside to tie it together. I really love the envelope!
I used some clear embossing powder and a clear SEI stamp to add some extra pop to the envelope. After using the heat embossing tool I took my cat eye chalk ink and inked over the embossing, after blotting the extra ink of this is the result--I really like how it came out--
Hope you have a great Monday!
Congrats on the longevity!! Nowadays you're lucky to have a job! I'm sure she will enjoy the card!
ReplyDeleteGreat card! I think I am going to have to break down and get Lacy Labels!
ReplyDeleteI am sure she will LOVE this great card!
Thanks for sharing
Susan
I have looked for Lacy Labels at my Walmart on numerous occasions when I am feeling week and darn if they never have it. Tell her we all said Congrats too!
ReplyDeleteVery Pretty card. I just got this cartridge for myself. I'm so happy.
ReplyDeleteThat is a wonderful card, Bryan. It's classy and pretty, but also fun. I think I may need to find Lacy Labels, too! BethAnn M.
ReplyDeleteGreat card!! Bet she really loved it! :)
ReplyDeleteWhat a nice card and a beautiful momento for her. I'm sure she is really going to be missed after that many years. Congratulations to Ms Edna.
ReplyDeleteMary Ann
Great card and colors! I have recently learned the embossing/inking technique and I really like the results. Thanks for showing them used in a different way!
ReplyDeleteShellee