I went with a graduation theme, because it's timely and seemed to fit the color palette pretty well. It was also a great opportunity to bust out my Notes and Details set. (You will note that I haven't used any words from this set. That's because I accidentally ordered the set in Spanish, and shipping to exchange it for the English one was too much to justify! So I gave the Spanish words to my friend Heather who works on Spanish-English translation, Hopefully she will find many great uses for them! And lesson learned on my part: always double check the order!) Here's a detail shot:
The "H" is from the Monogram Sweet Alphabet, and I used the curlicue from the Notes and Details set in grey to add a little extra flair. For the notebook edge, I punched the side with the Spiral Border punch, and then tore little pieces off to emulate the hastily-ripped-from-a-notebook look. Here's a link to the challenge:
And the supplies:
Paper: Textured Basic Black CS, Textured Whisper White CS, Smooth Whisper White CS
Stamps: Notes and Details, Monogram Sweet Alphabet, Teeny Tiny Wishes
Ink: Jet Black Stazon, Basic Grey Stampin' Write Marker
Extras: Black Mini Library Clip, Spiral Border Punch, Stampin' Dimensionals
Great card, you did a fantastic job with the challenge!! I love how you tore the edges to make it look like it was torn out of a notebook quickly, thats a great touch! Thanks so much for playing along with us at The Friday Mashup!
ReplyDeleteYou card has a great "school" feel with the binding edge and clip! Thanks so much for playing with us at the Friday Mashup!
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ReplyDeleteWhat a clever way to use this set! I love that the stamped notebook paper at the front allows you a space to put a personal note. Thanks for joining us at the Mashup!
Smiles,
Lesley
Fun use of those elements for a grad card! Thanks for playing along with the Friday Mashup!
ReplyDeleteHi Jon, This would look fantastic as a scrapbook page, I like all the elemtents and how you made them work on your card. So glad you joined us at the Friday Mashup, hope to see you again! Cheers, Kasey ~ in Oz
ReplyDeleteJonJames, thanks so much for stopping in at Studio B to comment on this weeks mashup entry. Had a look around your blog and I like your style. Very colorful with a manly feel :)
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Studio B
This is a great graduation card.. it could also double as a scrap page as well of the graduate.. Great take on the challenge this week. Thanks for joining us at The Friday Mashup!
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