I've worked in education for all of my adult life. So when I found some school-themed papers with a vintage vibe (the School Memories Collection by Prima Marketing) while on vacation in January, I just had to buy them. And finally I'm getting around to using them: on this get well card for a colleague who recently had surgery. This card didn't involve any stamping (except for the inside sentiment), although I did ink up all the edges and distress the report card to make it look genuinely old.
To accompany the card I created another moo-sized magnet. I just love making these! I even went and bought more magnets today because I was running low. I won't say I'm obsessed, but I know I will be making more moo magnets in the near future.
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Supplies:
Card: Black cardstock by Bazzill; naturals white and gray cardstock from Stampin' Up; patterned papers by Prima Marketing; pumice stone and vintage photo distress inks; pen nibs by Tim Holtz; pop-dots.
Moo Magnet: 140 lb watercolor paper; patterned paper by Prima Marketing; vintage Czech book text; white acrylic paint; focal image by Artistic Outpost; Ranger Archival black ink; very vanilla cardstock by Stampin' Up; Prismacolor Premier pencils; odorless mineral spirits; dream sticker by Tim Holtz; peat charcoal pencil; Adirondack gold and espresso acrylic paint dabber; Plaid gloss acrylic spray sealer.
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Thursday, April 17, 2014
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