Awesome Grandson
My youngest grandson celebrated his 18th birthday recently and today I am sharing the card I made for him. I attached a piece of Country Woods 12″ x 12″ Designer Series Paper to scored and folded Misty Moonlight card. I die cut a piece of Basic White card using the “peg board” die from the Trusty Tools Dies and attached it to Misty Moonlight card. The panel is attached to the card front using dimensionals. I stamped the hammer image from the Trusty Tools stamp set onto Basic White card using Basic Gray ink. I stamped the handle fill image using the same ink which I stamped onto scrap paper first.
I stamped the paintbrush image from the Trusty Tools stamp set onto Basic White card using Misty Moonlight ink. I stamped the paintbrush fill image using the same ink which I stamped onto scrap paper first. I stamped the paint image from the Trusty Tools stamp set onto the paintbrush using Pool Party ink. I stamped the tape measure image from the Trusty Tools stamp set onto Basic White card using Misty Moonlight ink. I stamped the fill image using the same ink which I stamped onto scrap paper first. I die cut each of the tools with the co-ordinating Trusty Tools Dies and attached them across the top of the “peg board”.
I stamped “your the most awesome” greeting from the Trusty Tools stamp set onto a strip of Basic White card using Misty Moonlight ink. I attached a piece of Misty Moonlight card behind the greeting and attached it to card front using dimensionals where necessary. To decorate the inside of the card, I stamped “grandson” from the Best Family Ever Stamp Set onto Basic White card using Misty Moonlight ink. I also stamped “happy birthday” from the same stamp set below the first greeting using the same ink. I attached a narrow strip of Country Woods Designer Series Paper across the bottom of the stamped panel before attaching it inside the card base. I love this card and it is really appropriate because my grandson just started his apprenticeship to become a builder.
Bye for now,
Kris
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