So a challenge is sometimes SUPPOSED to be challenging, right? Shopping my Stash for numbers that were actually 'stash' was kinda hard. I just don't use them very often. Grad season to the rescue!
Supplies: AC textured black cardstock; AC puffy vinyl Thickers (from Barb!); Martha Stewart score board
I find graduation cards kind of challenging as well, so double score. And it's even appropriate for a Dreaded Man Card (as Tammy would call it!) To keep it simple but not boring, I scored three lines at the top & bottom of the black panel, and then adhered it with Scor-Tape at the very top & bottom, and foam tape underneath the numbers. It gives the scoring more dimension in real life. I also folded along the score lines several times to help give them more definition.
This Shopping our Stash challenge is open until next Monday, May 6th - hop on by & leave the rest of my teamies some love!
xoxo,
Jessi
oh my gosh, YES, graduation cards are PERFECT for this challenge, and that time of year is definitely upon us! well spotted, missus, and what a fab card! ♥♥♥
ReplyDeletethose numbers are so cool... awesome card...love how you scored the top...
ReplyDeleteJessi, this is PERFECT for graduation!! WOW! Why didn't I think of that one......now I'll just have to CASE yours! Love it!
ReplyDeleteLynn
What a great, CAS grad card! Totally works.
ReplyDeleteSo clever! The scored lines add that perfect little something.
ReplyDeleteHugs, Dawn
Those 'puffy' numbers rock Jessi, what a fab CAS design!
ReplyDeleteGreat and simple card graduation card, Jessi! Love the puffy numbers!
ReplyDeleteI love this chicklet! Awesome CAS creation. I adore the scored lines...the scale of these numbers is perfect for a focal point. LOVE!
ReplyDeleteI really love the simplicity and bold design Jessi, as you say just perfect for those difficult guys cards (especially ones that just graduated!!)
ReplyDeleteJenny x
This is a great grad card!! I love the CAS look!
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