Get your sunglasses out, this card is bright!
My co-worker's daughter enters Virginia Tech this fall. He asked me to make a card for the party that his family hosted not too long ago. The party celebrated her high school graduation and the new chapter that lies ahead.
I looked up Virginia Tech on the Internet and found the school's colors....then set about finding cardstock in my stash that would be a close match. I used Rich Razzleberry (Stampin' Up!) and an orange from DCWV.
The congrats die is from Papertrey Ink, and I used PTI's Luxe Gold cardstock to die cut the word. Used the same die with a piece of craft foam, so the word has some dimension.
I die-cut, then embossed the smallest Razzleberry panel, and added the sentiment and a sprinkle of bright gold sequins.
Cheers to this young lady, and her hopes of becoming an architect. I hope all her dreams come true!
My co-worker's daughter enters Virginia Tech this fall. He asked me to make a card for the party that his family hosted not too long ago. The party celebrated her high school graduation and the new chapter that lies ahead.
I looked up Virginia Tech on the Internet and found the school's colors....then set about finding cardstock in my stash that would be a close match. I used Rich Razzleberry (Stampin' Up!) and an orange from DCWV.
The congrats die is from Papertrey Ink, and I used PTI's Luxe Gold cardstock to die cut the word. Used the same die with a piece of craft foam, so the word has some dimension.
I die-cut, then embossed the smallest Razzleberry panel, and added the sentiment and a sprinkle of bright gold sequins.
Cheers to this young lady, and her hopes of becoming an architect. I hope all her dreams come true!
LOVE!!
ReplyDeleteAwesome school colors and a perfect card for the occasion!
ReplyDeleteThis looks so regal!! Beautifully done Colleen!
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