For my outlets, I cut two circles and then sliced off the top and bottom of each one.
I used a ribbon slot punch tool that I've had for years to make the oval(ish) openings in my outlet. If I would have thought more about it ahead of time, I would have made one slot longer than the other so that it looks more like a modern outlet. Oh well...there's always a next time. A 1/8" hole punch made the little round openings.
I put some light gray cardstock behind the openings to make them a little more pronounced.
Last year at the Scrapbook Expo I bought some little screw-head brads and used one of them on this card.
My sentiment on the inside is my own and is computer-generated.
This card really doesn't look like much in the photos, but I actually really like it IRL. I think my brother will like it, too.
I've been working on the Mother's Day baskets that I mentioned in my last post. I hope to have some photos to share with you soon. They've been super fun to put together, and I think they look pretty appealing. I sure hope they sell! My husband said that maybe he ought to go to the thrift store and buy one for ME for Mother's Day. I just gave him "the look" that silently says, "Don't you dare!" He he
Thanks so much for stopping by, and remember to laugh--a little or a lot--every day.
Cheryl
7 comments:
Wow Cheryl, just like the real thing!
Love the inside too, such a fun card!
What a fun card Cheryl! Love the sentiment!
You are so thoughtful and clever. What fun to get a card designed especially for your interests.
How fun....it is sure original, and I think people appreciate the thoughts. Love you inside verse too. Wonderful spring day here. Got lots done outside. NO WIND and strip beds of blankets and sheets to start out fresh again.
Enjoy the week.
Cheryl, I LOVE it. What a fabulous idea, the sentiment is perfect too.
Hugs
Sue
Hahahaha, I love it, bet your brother did too!
Well talk about the real thing - this is very original and very creative.
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