Monday, November 17, 2014

Happy Birthday Sweet 16!!!!

Our oldest great grandchild, Jodi, is turning 16 tomorrow and I just had to make her a special card for this milestone birthday!!!  I totally cased this card from an image that I saw on Pinterest.  I did not have a pink rhinestone flourish (or any rhinestone flourish for that part) on hand, so I took a package of pink rhinestones by Offray that I had purchased from Walmart and made my own!!!  I used a pencil in my Cameo Pen Tool to made little pencil marks to guide me in placing the rhinestones and it worked out just great...........even if it was a lot of work!!!  I made the "Sweet 16" using the Samantha font and cut with my Cameo.  I used some silk ribbon to make the bow.  The tiny pink frame is just that....a tiny frame, so the card is actually one layer and is entirely black and pink.  I also want to mention that this is a "tall card" (4.25x8.5 inches) and really looks very elegant!  



Here is a close-up of the "sweet 16".


For the "signature label" on the back of the card, I used a cutting file by my friend Teri Frank, using the "LD Dainty" font.


Thanks for stopping by for a visit.  I probably will not be crafting very much in the next couple of weeks as I have a lot to do to prepare for Thanksgiving....I will be having a lot of family coming in and I'm really looking forward to a fabulous family "get together"!!!  I want to take this time to wish you and yours a wonderful Thanksgiving!!!

Finished Card Size:  4.25"x8.5"
Supplies List
Papers:  Recollections 110 lb. Black (card base), 65 lb. Black and Pink, DCWV "Pink Glitter Paper"
Ink:  Tsukineko "VersaMarkWatermark"
Tools:  Silhouette "Cameo", Ranger "Heat It"
Accessories:  May Arts 100% Silk Ribbon,  Jolee's Boutique "Dual Tone Prizm Spinel", Offray "Gems", Suze Weinbert "Ultra Thick Embossing Enamel", "Clear" Wink of Stella Brush Tip Marker

1 comment:

Peggy in Mentone said...

Hi Pam,

It was great seeing some more photo's and close ups of this beauty! I know she will LOVE it. I think you did an AMAZING job with the design and execution of this. You inspire me!

Hugs,
Peggy