His & Hers Class - Day 4: Mother's & Father's Day Card

On day 4 in Class the theme was Mother's and Father's Day.

Jennifer McGuire showed us how easily to make our own sentiments & greetings on the computer in Microsoft Word.

Day 4's guest teacher, Kelly Rasmussen, showed us a fun card with your own homemade "chipboard" letters and a card with a flap.

I decided to try out a combo of the above, but instead of making my own chipboard letters I have made a chipboard car.

I wanted the card to look like a road with a STOP-sign. And I think I nailed it pretty well, if I may say so. This is the card.....

The car is made by punching out two 1,5" circles and cutting them in half. Then I end up with 4 pieces, which I have glued together. I found two old buttons which easily can go for tires. These I have glued on using Glossy Accents. With the Signo White pen I have drawn two windows, so it looks more like a car.

The little car is adhered with a 3D piece, which has gotten a little bit of Glossy Accents to make sure it stays put. This is important as the car hold the STOP-sign (flap) in place.



The sentiment on the front start with "STOP..." and continues inside the card.

The sentiment inside is made on the computer in Word. I must admit that I'm not that familiar with English "sayings", but I think you get the drift :o)

I really like the fact that the STOP-sign aka the flap also shows when you open up the card.

With this card I am participating in Simon Says Stamp challenge "Happy Mail..." and

CASology Challenge with the cue card "CARE".

Thanks for taking a peek. Hope you got some inspiration :o)


Supplies:

Card Stock "Snow White" 180g A4	Panduro Craft Card "Black"	Bo Bunny 6x6 "Mama-Razzi2" paper pad	Sizzix Framelits "Circles" die	Easy Punch Circle 1,5"	QuicKutz "Moonlight" Mini Alphabet die
Signo "White" Gel Pen	Ranger "Glossy Accents"	Heidi Swapp "Scrappy Glue" Adhesive	Adhesive Squares 2mm 3D	Double sided tape 6mm (6x50m)	Martha Stewart Paper Trimmer
Martha Stewart Bone Folder	Epic 6 Cutting & Embossing Tool

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