Added Birthday Card to Webshots

May 15, 2005 12 Replies
C

I posted a picture of a Childs Birthday Card that I recently made for a Paper Crafts swap. I used the wooden embellishments that you can purchase already painted at Michaels ($0.25 a piece). I wasn't to sure how they would look on a card but I like it. I used hot glue to adhere them to the card so they stay. I'm actually pleased with the way it turned out. The inside was left blank for a personal message.



Chrissy Scrapbook Pages for 2005: 51 Scrapbook Albums: 1 Cards for 2005: to many to count

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M

What an interesting idea for a card, Chrissy! Sounds like you're keeping busy!

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K

What a cute way to use those adorable wooden embellisments.

Lynne

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Cute idea, Chrissy. I've been looking at the wooden imbellishments and wondering how they would work. Thanks for the idea. Sandy

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R

Great work Chrissy! All your cards are very nice

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D

That's cute Chrissy! What a great way to use an embellishment. I've seen those wooden guys before and just wasn't sure what I would do with them. But that's a great idea!

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A

I learn something fun and new everyday.

Well done Chrissy.

Hugs, Kate

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C

Thanks everyone! I must say that I'm hooked on those wooden embellishments now. Next time I go to Michaels I'll have to pick up a dozen or more (or should that say a dozen or less LOL).

Chrissy Scrapbook Pages for 2005: 51 Scrapbook Albums: 1 Cards for 2005: to many to count

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It's adorable Chrissy.

Teresa in MD

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L

Great card Chrissy. I like the wooden embellishments. I recently picked up some to try on a LO, then have been nervous to follow through. Now I will.

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