Hi everyone! After our last card we made together, Masculine Birthday Card, I noticed all the scraps I had left sitting right there challenging me to make another card using them. Well, here is what I did with them:
Masculine Card www.justmaketime.com
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Hi everyone! I wanted to share with you a card that I made for my father. I hope you enjoy watching my crazy process.
Masculine Birthday Card www.justmaketime.com
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Hi everyone! I wanted to share with you a couple of graduation cards I made for my nieces. I did use an image found in the Silhouette online store, grad cap flourish id # 9644. This is a cut image that I turned into a print and cut. I wanted to create cards that used their school colors.
Graduation Card – www.justmaketime.com
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I used the color fill features to change the caps to black and red. The flourishes I used the gradient gray and changed the dots to black. The font for “congratulations” is Jenna Sue and the “Class of” is Edwardian Script ITC, the numerals are “aerial”. I played around with the placements within a 4 X 5.25 space.
Here is how the finished card bases looked in Silhouette:
Once I was happy with the placement and colors I used the silhouette to print the two on one sheet of card stock and used my paper trimmer to trim down the card front as close to the image with a small order around it. I then placed the card front on the pattern paper and trimmed around the card front living a minimal border and did the same for the colored card stock that matted the pattern paper and adhered them all to the black card base.
The red card I placed a black flat back pearl on the top of cap for the button and applied Frosted Lace stickles on the tassel. Over the numbers I applied a thin layer of Glossy Accents and to the left I had a diploma brad that I flattened the prongs out and placed a few glue dots along the back and applied to the card base for an extra touch.
The black card I did bling up a bit. I placed an iridescent rhinestone to the top of the cap for the button and applied Forsted Lace Stickles to the tassel and to the numbers. I also placed small rhinestones over the black dots along the flourishes and in a couple of other places scattered around and also placed a diploma brad to the lower left of the card. I also added a few white dash lines around the cap just to give a little dimension to the cap.
Supplies:
A closer look at each card:
Graduation Card – www.justmaketime.com
Graduation Card – www.justmaketime.com
Graduation Card – www.justmaketime.com
Graduation Card – www.justmaketime.com
Graduation Card – www.justmaketime.com
Graduation Card – www.justmaketime.com
Graduation Card – www.justmaketime.com
There you have it. I hope you enjoyed seeing my graduation card. If you have any questions please ask. Please share what your are creating over on my facebook page. If you haven’t already, please subscribe and head over to my Youtube channel take a look around and subscribe there too.
See you in the next post, next up: Masculine birthday card.
Hi everyone! Here is the birthday card I created that coordinates with the birthday party invites from last week. As you will see it does look very similar but with a few changes. I did use the Silhouette Cameo and the print and cut feature for this card. You can refer back to this post for even more info on how to create these images.
Birthday Card using Silhouette Cameo – justmaketime.com
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Hi everyone! I wanted to share with you a birthday card I made for my Aunt who is turning 75 this weekend. I was going to make her a card that would match the gift bag I purchased but scraped that whole idea when going through my paper. I LOVE this paper collection. I have used it many times before, when seeing the sewing machine I knew that I had to make her card using it. So there was no die cutting used in this card tutorial… pretty cool huh? So if you want to see how I made this card:
Birthday Card – MME Lost and found 2 Sunshine Collection
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Hi everyone! I am back to share with you a birthday card I made for my niece. If you have followed my blog for a while or have looked through the archives you may remember the high heel birthday card, that card was for this niece as well. I used a print and cut image from the Silhouette Online Store and used the Silhouette Cameo to cut the image out. So if you want to see how I put this card together then watch the video below:
Eiffel Tower BDay card
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I have a new baby card to share with you today. This is super cute, you can use this card for new parents or for a baby shower. I did use heat embossing and dry embossing on this card. With the help of store-bought embellishments this card is very versatile, just change up your sentiment and embelly and you have a quick card. So if you want to see how I created this card:
New Baby Card
Then watch the video tutorial below.
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This card is pretty simple and love how it turned out. The sun was cut using my Cricut from the Create a Critter cartridge, this was just the base layer, no additional layers needed. I placed pearls on every other ray, heat embossed the sentiment and applied a strip of lace on a roll from Michael’s. The pattern papers are off center and meet in the bottom right corner with a few more pearls under the lace in the lower right corner.
Sending You Sunshine
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Hi everyone! I’m back to share another simple card with you using the My Minds Eye “Ooh La La for Her” 6×6 paper pad I purchased from A.C. Moore early last year. I’m pretty sure this is the first time I have used this paper pad. The papers are great for spring but I’m not so sure you can find it anymore but if you can do pick it up.
This card uses a few papers from the pad, ribbon and stamping. You will see in this tutorial that I goofed with my camera. I thought I was pausing when in fact it didn’t pause so when I had selected to record it really paused so I didn’t film the card coming together. I know! I’ll make another card similar to this one and keep the camera rolling, I promise! But for now if you want to see this card”s partial tutorial
Simple Live Love Laugh card using MME
then click the video below:
Hi everyone! I hope you all had a wonderful Valentine’s Day. We did. Thank you all again for following along with my Valentine’s series. If you made anything crafty or sweet head over to my facebook page and tell me all about it and feel free to post pics if you have any. I would love to see what you created.
Today I have a simple masculine card for you. I used the Teresa Collins “World Traveler” 6×6 paper pad. You’ve seen me use this pad before and it’s awesome for creating masculine cards.
So if you want to see how I created this card:
Simple Masculine Card
Teresa Collins World Traveler