Monday, July 10, 2017

FCCB Challenge #305-Birthdays

 Happy Monday and welcome to another Monday challenge!



Challenge #305-Birthdays
Make a project about anything to do with birthdays.


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And the prize is-



To qualify for the prize, be sure to use at least 1 Cricut cut on your project and if it's not obvious, let us know what cartridge you used. If you use a Cricut Explore machine, at least one cut must be from the Cricut catalog of images.

If it isn't a card, you will get two entries into the drawing!


Here is my project-




I just love shaped cards that are perfect for an individuals passions. This card is for my father-in-law who loves movies, and always talks about the drive-ins and the shenanagins that went on during the movie! Here's the material list:
  1. Cricut: Drive In Marqee (Nifty Fifties), circle and square (I could have made this a lot smaller!) welded to card front and back, Cricut Design Space for sentiment (written with black Cricut Pen). I did each marquee line seperately with text boxes (.2 inches high). Cut each text line about 2" longer on each side of the writing, then trimmed to fit marquee box. I cut a white base to match the black base on the front for the inside of the card.
  2. Paper: Neenah White Solar Bright, grey, black cardstock (Recollections), silver cardstock (Tim Holtz Kraft base Metals), remainder out of scrap stash.
Thanks for visiting, and have a great day!

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6 comments:

  1. Awesome! This takes me back to High School and the drivein movies!

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  2. Love this card, so so cute! Blessings, Jamie FCCB DT

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  3. This is so fun! I love the vintage look of this card and the way you personalized it!!

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  4. Great card! I love shaped cards. It sounds like you made the perfect card for your father-in-law!

    Cynthia, DT Member

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  5. This is one of my favorite cartridges. I love the shaped card! It's so fun! DT Member

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  6. I love this cut from Nifties Fifties, but I thought it to be a lot of work to put together. It's beautifully done, Michelle!

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