To give the letters more dimension, I also cut them out of fun foam which I adhered behind them.
The three dots on the tops and bottoms of my panels were made using a 1/4" single hole punch, gluing them onto the card and then adding some Glossy Accents on top. That way I could be sure they would match my letters exactly.
The inside sentiments were done with my computer.
I had a lovely day today, crafting, talking and eating with fellow blogger and cardmaker extraordinaire, Lynette of My Stamping Addiction. Lynette was so kind to invite me to her home and share some of her expertise and crafting tools. We had fun learning about each other and the unique ways we approach cardmaking. Thank you, Lynette!
I hope you all have a fabulous weekend. It was summer-like weather here today, so perhaps those freezing temperatures are behind us for a while. Fingers crossed!
Thanks so much for stopping by, and remember to laugh--a little or a lot--every day.
Cheryl
6 comments:
I like these quick and easy cards. I have been busy making up card kits for the kids at church to make Father's Day cards. I think I am going to case your card as it has easier details for some of the younger ones. Thanks for the inspiration.
Your Father's Day cards are super! I love the simplicity, and what a wonderful idea for the dots! Yes, we had a great time. It just went too quickly!! Thanks for bringing so much stuff - I only wish I had had more time:) I'd say that you are the "cardmaker extraordinaire."
Your cards are always wonderful! Man cards are the toughest for me, but you've nailed it with these! What fun that you and Lynette got together! I wish we lived closer! Thanks for sharing!!!
Fab Father's Day cards Cheryl, these will fly out of your store!
Bet that was fun to meet up with your buddy and have a play with her stash!
Love your Father's Day cards! So glad you had a chance to share time with Lynette!
How nice - and they are quick and simple, I always want to add "more" and CAS looks perfect. Isn't it fun to get together with friends and play. I amso lucky I have several friends close that share my passion for cards.
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