Sorry for the late posting of this but I have been on holidays.
Anyway the challenge at Just Add Ink this week is to make a kid’s card.
My son is Stepdad to (almost) 5 yr old twin boys and this is for one of them.
I know from experience, that boys (and men) love cards that “do something” and so I decided to make a suspension card. There is a great tutorial here on splitcoast if you’d like to give one a try.
If you’re a regular reader of my blog, you might remember that I am on the Splitcoast Dirty Dozen Design Team? Well the theme there this month is “Back to Primary” and I have made another suspension card (for the other twin) that can be seen there if you are a member.
I coloured the pteranodon with copics and cut him out and used shimmery white for the centre of the sun. I don’t have a sun die, but I used my scallop circle nesties which I think still worked okay. Then I created the sun’s rays by simply moving a post-it note around the circle and sponging daffodil delight and a little pumpkin pie off the edge of it. It’s the first time I’ve tried that and I like how it turned out. There is a little fishing line to suspend the sun and on the back of it is a big red number 5.
Ingredients:
Stamps : Dinoroar, up up and away
Card : bashful blue, NQN, shimmery white, red, daffodil, white
Ink : daffodil, pumpkin, stazon
Other : nesties, big shot, fishing line, sponge, post its, simple numbers die
The rest of the design team have created some wonderful kid’s cards this week. Please take a look and enter our challenge.
Kathy
Fantastic card Kathy! Just perfect for a 5yr old and being interactive is even better. l really must try one of these...:0) xxx
ReplyDeleteThis is a VERY cool card, Kathy; I am sure the little recipient will be in awe. Hope you had a good (uneventful!) break. xx
ReplyDeleteThis is just awesome Kathy!!! Love the sunburst effect, love your pterosaur. Love the fact that he twirls!! I had to laugh when you said men like interactive cards - soooooo true!! Hope you had a lovely trip away! x
ReplyDeleteVery cool! I was wondering if you'd perhaps used your brayer for that effect, but sponging sounds easier. :)
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