Wednesday 13 October 2010

The monsters are coming!

It's my nephew's birthday today - Happy Birthday Josh! I always struggle a bit with cards for kids and this took waaaaaay longer than it should have done but I got there in the end.

The little monsters are mounted on foam pads for a bit extra "movement" and dimension.

Stamps:
Little Guy (Kim Hughes Collection from Cornish Heritage Farms, retired)
Sentiment from a Hot off the Press set

Paper:
Smooth white
Orange

Ink:
Adirondack dye in by Ranger (Espresso)
Versacraft by Tsukineko (Spring Green)

Other:
Copic markers
Cuttlebug embossing folder (Traffic Jam)
Foam pads


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13 comments:

  1. Brilliant Joanne & I agree these are really tricky aren't they? X

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  2. brilliant card for kids of all ages (even grown ups!)love the colour combination.

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  3. Gorgeous work as always! Why don't you come over and join in with WOYWW? Would love to see you there!

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  4. Thanks for the smile this morning, Joanne! The embossed orange background on white really makes the cute, green monsters pop. Great kid card!

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  5. I Love it!
    Kids cards are so tricky, but you've sewn it all up with this one

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  6. I bet he loved it, all those little monsters hanging around!!!!

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  7. Love it!! The monsters are so cute and the background is just right.

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  8. I don't know why you say you struggle with boys cards Joanne as you always do brilliant ones and this is no exception xx

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  9. I love it, I bet your nephew loved it too.
    xxx Hazel.

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  10. I'm sure Josh loved it - spot on for the boy. I've got that embossing folder, but never know what to do with it - it's just right here x

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  11. Yes it is indeed a great card for a kid - even one as old as me! Love the colours and the cheeky alien. :)

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