Mostly because it took way longer then it should have (I won't lie I've been working on it for like 3 hours)so I'm attached to the project.
The best part is I again have no one to give this to (AGAIN!) but it was what I was inspired to make based on the two challenges I wanted to enter. I ended up thinking it would be nice to make a card for parents of a graduate based on "The apple doesn't fall far from the tree".
I entered the Jitterbug challenge and used it's apple theme, colours and layout as my inspiration but it was when I found the challenge at Throwback Thursday that I came up with an actual idea.
I had paper picked out as soon as I read the Jitterbug challenge the other day but it was when I found Emma's challenge to use old cartridges that I got to brainstorming. I ended up using Paper Doll Dress Up, Stretch Your Imagination, and Accent Essential (Three of the very first cartridges I had) and a touch of Everyday Paper Dolls to make the graduate gown.
I think overall it turned out cute and I am really happy with my last minute add on of the button clouds!
Laurie
I LOVE it!!!!!!! AWESOME!! Very cute!
ReplyDeleteTori xx :)
What an awesome card! I love all the doodling and the use of the buttons. Whoever you do wind up giving it to will love it!
ReplyDeleteYour card is SOOOO ADORABLE my friend!!! I love ALL the details you put into it! Great job w/the challenges!
ReplyDeleteBig Gypsy Hugs,
Emma;)
I'm not sure if my last comment went throught or not! But I'll try this again!
ReplyDeleteI LOVE your card! It's ADORABLE & all the details you put into it are AMAZING!! Great job w/the challenge!
Big Gypsy Hugs,
Emma;)
i love it graduations are worth every minute u spend on them... sorry u have no one to give it to yet,,,but it is worth every second.
ReplyDeletelove this card.
ReplyDeleteOh My! That is such a darling, darling card! I love it. You are so talented! Those buttons are just the right touch! Nice work on the challenges. I love your blog! So cute!!
ReplyDeleteThat is a work of art....beautiful!
ReplyDeleteThanks for Jitterbuggin'
PS> sometimes when I make a card I really like and I have no specific purpose for it, I incorporate it into a scrapbooking layout....they turn out well!
OMG! This is so cute! Great job:)
ReplyDeleteI could see your card in a frame hanging on the wall.......really cute!
ReplyDeleteThis is such a cute card!And the paper is fabulous! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeletevery very cute card I love the little people
ReplyDeleteSooooo cute thanks for sharing!!!
ReplyDeleteAwesome card -- love all the detail on this one!!
ReplyDeleteThis is just so sweet. The white picket fence is the best!! I love the circle frame with other aspects extending from it. I'm going to have to remember that!
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