I work with a bunch of guys, and I like to make them birthday cards for their special day. Some of them have a sense of humour, and actually appreciate a bit of snark with their cake 🙂 I made this card for one of our more senior guys, featuring an image from Whimsy Stamps. Dudley with Toilet Paper was a freebie given during Covid, as a sweet pick me up for all the Whimsy fans 🙂 I had other ideas for it with this card, lol. I colored the image up with my Prismacolor pencils, then cut it out with a wavy die.
I gathered some coordinating papers, and set to cutting an assembling the card. I layered the image with a black matting, over a polka dotted frame, that was set at an angle over another dotted print. A combination of die cuts makes up half the sentiment, then I printed the last part on my computer. A few enamel dots finish this fun card off.
I’d like to enter this in the following:
As You Like It Challenge – Favorite Masculine or Feminine projects? Although I find feminine projects easier, I love the challenge of making masculine ones!!
Allsorts Challenge – Week 729 14th Birthday Challenge – Absolutely ATG
Colouring With Pencils Challenge – May ATG
Classic Design Challenge – #5 May ATG
Crafts Galore Encore – #111 May ATG
Thanks so much for sharing your lovely creation with us at Allsorts 14th Birthday challenge.
B x
A fabulous and fun card, love those papers too. Thank you for joining us at the Allsorts Challenge.
Lorraine
Such a fun card, love the sentiment youʻve chosen. Thank you so much for joining our challenge at As You Like It Challenge!
Fun and cute card!
Thank you for celebrating Allsorts Birthday Party with us;-))m
Now this is a fun card and is sure to bring a smile to the recipient! Love the colours you used.
Thank you for sharing your project with us at the Crafts Galore Encore “Anything Goes” May Challenge. Good Luck and hope to see you again soon!
Carole x DT Craftilicious Creations
Haha, wat een leuke en originele kaart. Geweldig gekleurd ook. Dank je wel voor jouw bijdrage aan kleuren met potloden. Groetjes, Nelleke