And here is the card I made:
This is one of those cards that looks different in your head and doesn't translate well to paper, but I am still happy with the way it turned out. I colored the balloons using the same ink they were stamped with, only using a waterbrush to apply the color. I have another idea for this sketch, so I might just have to do some card
After seeing that I posted the cards I made using distress inks yesterday, my oldest (she's 7) told me she wanted me to put the card up that she made for daddy. I helped her VERY minimally, only doing the initial embossing stuff, then she took off and did everything else herself. Didn't she do a great job?!
Here is the inside:
Here is the back:
I think it's super cute. :) Lately my daughter has been asking if she can copy some of my cards, so I might have to start sharing her creations. She's more of an artist than I ever will be, so she'll likely knock them all out of the park! I'm submitting her card in this week's Simon Says Stamp Wednesday's Challenge: Father's Day/Masculine!
That's all for today! Until next time...
First of all, your card is so sweet! Wonderful take on the sketch!
ReplyDeleteAnd I love your daughter's card -- she did a fabulous job!
Oh I love your balloon card, great job with the sketch and I love your daughters card too.
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Cristine, I love both of your cards. The balloons look so free floating. Great job. Your daughter's card tickles me. I love to see young crafters. My seven year old crafts as well. She has her own blog, she wants to do everything I do and I love it.
ReplyDeleteI just love seeing kid's cards! SO FUN! Both of you made awesome cards!
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