Friday, May 27, 2011
God Bless America
First, God has blessed this country with a force of men and women who feel a love and sense of duty to preserve this nation and our way of life. I am so grateful for their commitment.
Second, in case you missed it, Operation Write Home has reached a goal of 1 million cards! www.operationwritehome.org We just wanted to give a shout out to all the people involved in making cards for
Do you like the card designed above? The card above was completely made by two of our Card Makin' Cuties for the Fourth of July. They did an excellent job on the design and colors for the up-coming deadline for Fourth of July cards...but I also think its perfect for other celebrations too. Do you need a cute design for a Fourth of July invitation-- well, here you go and thank Judy and Ellen for their idea.
"You guys did a great job! Thanks Judy and Ellen!
The next holiday coming up is Father's Day. Here is an example we really liked by our group of card makers.
This card design was just one design we used for "Father's Day." The design uses several different scrap cuts and new paper punches. One of the reasons I like the design is it has a lot of built-in forgiveness. By that I mean, if you mess up the stamp on the "light house" you can remove it and stamp another circle. The over all card is 4.25" X 5.50" as OWH has asked us to make---a good size.
Any part of the card can be repositioned, squared up or replaced before the final card design is finished. Our group, Card Makin' Cuties, likes this style of card very much.
Using the various hues of blue for effect, light blue, sky blue, medium blue, and a navy chalk pad for edging--- with gray, as the neutral it impressed us with its look of simplicity. Look closely, the pop comes from the tiny bit of red in the stripe gross-grain ribbon in the design. Hope you try one of these designs and give us some feed back.
Well, happy card making. We are still novice at this, but we love making cards.
Gloria J.
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