I really loved the sketch this week from Laura from over at 2 sketches 4 U It was really easy to use and open for anything! So this week I decided to do an old favourite of mine and that is to cut the title from the edge of the card. This works very well with smaller words, so the word "you" has been cut away from the edge of the card. I have used some old chipboard alphabet letters that I have as my template for each letter and it works particularly well with a chunky type font (I don't have the patience for thinner letters!).
I have used Kaiser paper and pearls, American crafts foam alpha and ribbon, Bazzill cardstock and a white Gel pen to outline the letters.
Thanks for looking!
17 comments:
This is amazing! I love the idea! Thank you for inspiration!
wow!! fabulous! love the red and the cut out letters!!
GREAT! What a terrific idea (the cutouts) love the color.
OMGoodness what a cool card! Thanks for playing at 2S4Y!
Laura & Kazan
Great idea! I'm going to have to try that! Love the card too :0)
Wow, I REALLY love your card!!!
wow! very cute, love the butterfly and the colors, the letters are a nice choice! Very sweet looking card!
Clouds :D
this is fabulous...love the colors and your design if perfect!
What a great card, just love it.
oh my!!! this is absolutely stunning!!! You are a star Janet... love love love it!!
Will you be applying for a possy on the DT? ;)
Oh my, what a gorgeous card Janet. I love your work!!
You have won a little something over @ Sweetie's Sketches.
Congrats Janet :)
Beautiful card! Congrats on making it to the Fab5!
Great job....Beautiful card! Congrats on making it to the Fab5!
Ellen
Hi Janet, congrats on making the Fab 5! love your card, so bright and pretty :) those cut out letters are a great idea!
Wow! I love this idea! I will defniitely have to try this! TFS!
Wow! What a fabulous card. Love the cut out letters...how about a tutorial on doing this???
I've come againg to say thank you for the lovely idea, which inspired me to make my january calendar page: http://svit-dreams.blogspot.com/2009/07/blog-post_13.html
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