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I'm a Christian, a wife, a daughter, a sister, a friend, and an unemployed teacher taking advantage of this extended vacation by improving my cooking, photography, and crafting skills (and blogs). My wonderful husband, Mario, says things like, "Don't forget to pack your knicks and knacks," and, "What are Q-tips called?" Some of my favorite things to do (other than cooking, photography, and crafting) are reading and watching John Cena movies! I hope you enjoy my blogs and thanks for stopping by!
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Thursday, July 30, 2009

Cards and a Holder

I created this card holder to hold a collection of 6 cards I made for my mom. Hopefully she doesn't see this before I send her the card folder! ;o) I tried to keep the cards within a general color scheme, but my mind gets distracted and, although I intended to keep things brown, green, and cream, the colors are a bit wild! I ended up making 6 unique cards, but I should have just limited myself! Better luck next time, I guess!

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Card 1: card and envelope are made from the Plantin Schoolbook cartridge; the green square and bird are from the Wild Card cartridge and they have a beautiful stitch design on them!



Card 2: the card and envelope are from the Plantin Schoolbook cartidge; the flowers come from a huge gift bag I got at the 99 cents store because I loved the pattern so much!



Card 3: This was a cinch! Patterned paper and a couple of embellishments like ribbon and words! I cut the card and envelope from the Plantin Schoolbook cartridge.



Card 4: envelope and card cut from Plantin Schoolbook cartridge; add a few embellishments like vellum words and sparkly stickers and you're set!




Card 5: card and envelope cut from Plantin Schoolbook cartridge; i used my Cropadile to punch holes and make eyelets in the bottom, then I "sewed" the ribbon in and tied a bow! The stickers come from a work pack, and the "Home Sweet Home" is rub-on letters on white paper!



Card 6: EASY! EASY! EASY! This is vellum paper taped onto white paper! I didn't do a thing to this except cut and tape! I want my mom to be able to embellish this one as she pleases (since she's a talented cardmaker/scrapbooker herself). To me, it looks like a birthday card for a little girl, but it could be anything! This was cut from the Plantin Schoolbook cartridge, too!


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