I feel very blessed to have been named an honorable gnome for this past Lawnscaping Challenge (No. 49). I was among a group of very talented stampers and you sure don't want to miss their entries. Thank you to everyone who has commented on my card, it surely does brighten my day!
Now onto a bit of a companion card to the hybrid birthday card I shared with you Friday HERE. I mentioned that I had Lawn Fawn's Dewey Decimal Petite Paper Pad out for a graduation card I made and this is that card. The lad graduated from a college with the school colors of maroon and gold. I found that one of the patterns in Dewey Decimal had a golden yellow and a maroon-like color in addition to aqua, teal, bright white and chocolate brown. Perfect! I also love the library/school theme to the Dewey Decimal which completely supports graduation and all the papers are from that paper pad.
Here is a more detailed shot of all the stamping and you can really appreciate the colors in that hexagon tile patterned paper (love!).
Inside the card in which I added a wide strip of some of my excess from the front of the card and stamping with the cup o'joe Hero Arts Shadow Ink along with aqua mist ink by Papertrey Ink:
That's a wrap on this card. Thanks for stopping by to visit!
Happy creating,
Shay.
Congratulations You Did It Graduation Card
Supplies:
Stamps: Everyday Classics (retired limited edition); Tag-Its # 4; Tag-Its #6 and Fillable Frames #12, Papertrey Ink
Ink: cup o'joe and butter bar Mid-Tone Shadow Inks, Hero Arts; aqua mist, Papertrey Ink
Cardstock: white, Georgia Pacific
Patterned paper: Dewey Decimal Petite Paper Pad (6x6), Lawn Fawn
Other: Crop-A-Dile Corner Chomper, We R Memory Keepers; vivid triple pack cord lawn trimmings, Lawn Fawn; gold washi, Freckled Fawn (I think)
1 comment :
I love everything about this card. This paper is so vibrant and I like how you added the stars and multiple sentiments to the front. You have inspired me to take more care and attention to the inside of my cards - it is such a nice addition. Well done!
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