Hey everyone! Today, I have a fun little card using an image from Unity's November Kit of the Month - Simply Magical! Tanis designed this adorable retro typewriter & I just think it's the cutest thing ever! (Thanks, Tanis!) :) Make sure to check out the Unity Blog to see all the sales & specials going on today!!!
The paper in the typewriter is actually blank when you stamp it... which makes it really easy to customize! I used a Melissa Frances rub-on for my sentiment... but you could even hand-write a little message if you wanted to. (my handwriting stinks!) There's also a super cute sentiment in the set that's made to coordinate with the typewriter. Lots of options. :)
The sketch is from this week's Mojo Monday Challenge.
I used black sticky-backed felt to layer behind my typewriter image. I bought a sheet of it to make Emery's Luigi mustache for his Halloween costume... which turned out so cute! (I'll have to post pics later!) It's great to use on craft projects - but... just so you know, the adhesive on this type of felt is made out of some NASA-like, super-glue derivative. I'm not kidding! I just about peeled my son's face off trying to take of his mustache. It was not a pretty sight. And... his face was pink and gooey for about 24 hours. What a wax job! LOL! Mustache #2 was covered in a layer of baby powder on the sticky side. Worked like a charm. ;)
Stamp: Simply Magical set - Unity
Paper: Sweet Marmalade 6x6 pad - Sassafras Lass
Cardstock: Curry, Red - The Paper Source; blue Core'dinations
Rub-on: Vintage Transfers - Melissa Frances
Markers: Copic
Tools: Apron Lace Punch - Fiskars; sewing machine & thread
Embellishment: flower - Sassafras Lass; button & string - craft supply
Nov 5, 2009
An Encouraging Message
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YAY! You're welcome :)
ReplyDeleteYou totally ROCKED this card...LOVE the colouring and that CUTE sentiment!
Great card, Julie! Love the typewriter idea--so clever! You always do such beautiful work--thanks for your visit and kind words!
ReplyDeleteWe're both tall girls! I'm 5'11". It really is funny that she (wish I could remember who!) said "tiny" in reference to you--must mean you're super thin!
Hope you have a wonderful day!
Awesome card and cute story!
ReplyDeleteDefinitely my fav stamp in this new kit!! I love your card!!
ReplyDelete...an encouraging message it is...LOVE it!!! tfs
ReplyDeleteThis is so cute and HAPPY!
ReplyDeleteLove it!
Wonderful card, I really love the colors!!
ReplyDeleteVery, very cute card! Love that little typewriter :)
ReplyDeleteI like the green typewriter! Very retro!
ReplyDeleteSuper cute card!!! Great job!!!
ReplyDeleteThis is fabulous!!
ReplyDeleteSuch super funness! Love yopur use of colors!
ReplyDeleteJulie, love the bright and cheery card of encouragement! Wonderful idea on that rub-on!
ReplyDeleteWonderfully colorful... Great job!
ReplyDeleteGreat card!! So cheery and bright!
ReplyDeleteGreat job on the card! Love it - can't wait to get my KOTM!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great inspirational card. I just love it!
ReplyDeleteLove the bright colors on your fab card
ReplyDeletesimply beautiful!!!
ReplyDeleteBrilliant, what a sweet card!
ReplyDeleteOhhh, Julie, this is such an adorable card!!!!! Love it!
ReplyDeleteLove the card, and the mustache story! Hope your little guy had a happy Halloween!
ReplyDeletefabulous work!
ReplyDeleteThis card is so cute and fun- love it!
ReplyDeletegreat card!!
ReplyDeleteThat card is way to cute.... I like bright and bold colors!!! too cute!
ReplyDeleteWhat a cute card - love that you can put your own saying on the paper.
ReplyDeleteLove the card - being able to put your own saying on the paper is so cool.
ReplyDeleteCute card!
ReplyDeleteSandra
Cute card - love that color combo!
ReplyDeleteThis is totally adorable, Julie! I just love that little typewriter!
ReplyDeletethis is so cute!! I love the colors you choose. fabulous job with the sketch!!
ReplyDeleteFabulous card and design Julie! I just LOVE your blog and your work, thanks for sharing it with all of us!
ReplyDeleteHugs & Smiles, Jennifer :)