I made this card for a family birthday. I lifted this layout from Heather P. I liked how this turned out as its girly-girl; just pretty. I love Hero Arts stamps, but I’m really diggin’ their digital stamps, because I can resize the images to fit my needs.
Please let me know what you think.
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Images: Winged Friends (Hero Arts)
Ink: Copic Markers
Paper: Kraft Cardstock (Hobby Lobby), White Cardstock (Georgia Pacific), Designer Papers (K&Company)
Accessories: Computer Font, Foam Squares, Glue Dots, Border Punch (Fiskars), Black Ribbon
Yet another card fashioned after another hubby card I did in this post. I improved on the peg board "look" by making the holes larger. If you couldn't tell already, I made this for my dear old dad. I wonder how he would feel about being called old, even though that's not my intent...that's just the way the saying goes. Ok...I've rambled on enough. On the inside, is an actual band aid. Click on the picture for a larger view.
Please let me know what you think.
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Images: Clipart
Ink: Copic Markers, Vintage Photo Distress Ink (Ranger)
Paper: Kraft Cardstock (Hobby Lobby), White Cardstock (Georgia Pacific
Accessories: Computer Font, Brads, Foam Squares
I was tasked to create some stationery for co-worker. Bingo-Bango...what immediately came to mind was the card I made for my hubby on this post. Tadah! I've got stationery. You always see an individuals' name on stationery, but I wanted to personalize the stationery with a lil' something extra. So, "so and so says..." was born. Easy Peezy!
After I made this first set, another co-worker saw it and requested some for her daughters. I told my mom about it and now she wants a set. I'm glad it caught fire, but I'm also glad this was a clean and simple design as it make reproduction much easier.
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This baby announcement was made as a gift for some ladies I know that had recent development in their lives…
Funny thing was everyone's development was a baby boy. This baby announcement is pretty simple in design, but I think that’s why I like it so much. How do you like it?
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This graduation invitation was made for a coworker whose middle schooler was becoming a high schooler. Since the invitation was for a middle school age girl who has a fun and vibrant personality, I thought the invitation should match…thus the bright colors.
Guess what? Believe it or not...I made the designer paper. I hope you go for believe since I put some effort into creating it. Crazy thing is I did it just using Microsoft Word. Not shabby at all, if I do say so myself.
What do you think?
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*photo courtesy of Microsoft Office images
I made this card for a family birthday. I lifted this layout from Heather P. I liked how this turned out as its girly-girl; just pretty. I love Hero Arts stamps, but I’m really diggin’ their digital stamps, because I can resize the images to fit my needs. 
