I am honored to be a guest stamper on Mary's Stampin' Pretty Blog today. If you came from there, thanks for stopping by my blog for all the details!
To make this card, I first stamped all my images onto on 4 1/2" by 6" piece of whisper white cardstock. The sun is from the hostess set, Hello Love, the little star in "father's" is from Celebrate Baby, the other images are from some of my favorite retired Stampin' Up sets (Good Neighbors, and Moving Forward).
Next, I used a scrap piece of engineering paper (I worked as an engineer before my children were born, so I still had some leftover) to help me line up my letters perfectly. It's easy to line up the letters with the nice grid, and it's easy to center the words by counting. I added some removable post it tape to keep the letters from shifting..
Once I had all my words die cut, I cut a set of letter to inlay in the die cut space from assorted colors from the subtles family of colors, and carefully laid them in the spaces.
And finally, a coordinating envelope liner using retired dsp and my envelope punch board.
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6 comments :
Hello Goldie: I'm coming here from Mary Fish's blog to tell you that I totally love this card, it's so colorful and fun and any dad out there would really be happy to receive it. Thank you for the tips on how to align the letters and how to replace the "P" with the "R" to make the word HAPPY. Really fabulous, thank you for sharing.
This is a great Father's Day card-I really like all the color-awesome work on this
great tip on lining up the letters, G! thanks for being my guest today!
Wonderful, happy card...the "lining up " technique is perfect!
Great Card, Goldie. I love the inlaid letters.
I love what you did with the alphabet! I wouldn't have thought of that and thanks for the picture tutorial! Wonderful card!
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