I chose the grid paper from the Autumn Meadows pack - and before you think I've gone mad, take a look:
Little blocks of bright card stock were cut to fit the little squares. It isn't all white and bright like that hair gel packaging but I think the contrast between the distressed paper and the sharp clean colour blocks is rather interesting. I did very little else to the card, just matting the paper onto Tempting Turquoise card stock and adding a tab-style sentiment.
Supplies
Stamps: Vintage Labels
Ink: Only Orange
Card stock: Very Vanilla, Tempting Turquoise, Only Orange, Real Red, Summer Sun, Green Galore
Other: Autumn Meadows designer paper
Well, I'd love to stay and chat but we're going out for celebratory birthday dinner tonight and if I'm going to make myself look even faintly decent I'd better start now!
I'll be back tomorrow with some cute note books and you are very welcome to join me.
Bye for now.
Very clever Vicky. You don`t get more `personalised` than that now do you?
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WOW this is a great guy card -- great inspiration too.
ReplyDeleteHi Vicky! Very creative solution to the "man card" problem!! Hope you have a great time out to dinner and tell Simon Happy Birthday from Australia!
ReplyDeleteSo like me to be two weeks late wishing Simon a happy birthday! Sounds like he had a great one... he certainly got a perfect made-for-him card! (Ken likes bright pops of color, too.)
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