Speaking from first hand knowledge, graduation is right around the corner (my eldest graduates this year!). It's time to start thinking about getting a bunch of cards made up for my son's friends, as well as to sell to my customers.
I didn't want all the cards I made to be "school-color-oriented", so I dug around my scrap drawer to find some papers that were sophisticated enough for both high schoolers AND college graduates. Don't get me wrong, I make lots of graduation cards using school colors. But I didn't want ALL of mine to be that way.
I love how this turned out. First off, it was simple, and can easily be mass produced. Secondly, it's a card that can easily be adapted (by using the appropriate designer paper) for either a guy or a girl. This card is obviously geared toward a woman;).
The stamp set is from SU!, the '09 are rub-ons, and the ribbon is from SU! as well. Once again, I'm blanking on the paper. I need to get better at remembering my paper lines!
Have a great day.
Hugs,
Amy
p.s. don't forget to get those taxes in the mail!!!
Wednesday, April 15, 2009
Great Graduation
Posted by Amy at 6:00 AM
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I love your card and the colors you used. Very cute.
ReplyDeleteHi Amy,
ReplyDeleteI love this card sketch for graduations. I bought this set this year and am excited about using it in many different forms. Appreciate you sharing.
blessings~
barb
This card is great Amy! I have been away from blogger land for soo long now, I finally have some time to catch up on what's going on in all my peeps lives :) Glad to hear that your job is going well......your mother looks amazing!! She definitely does not look 75 :0) Keeping you in my thoughts {{Hugs}}
ReplyDeleteA fantastic grad card! Love the glittery word!
ReplyDeleteAmy, this card is fabulous! I love the clean lines and how easily it can be changed for M/F!
ReplyDeleteCould you explain how you made the grad sparkle?And how you got it to show up on the black paper?
ReplyDeleteThanks!
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Love this Graduation Card, great sketch.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing.
Alex from England x