Showing posts with label Get Well Card. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Get Well Card. Show all posts

Saturday, July 13, 2013

Feeling Icky

Hello everyone! Today I have a cute get well card to share with you all. I made this card to enter into the Pretty Paper, Pretty Ribbon's get well challenge. The card had to be within the theme and PPPR products had to be focus of the project.

I used:
  • PPPR Center panel step card ( I am really loving this card base!) 
  • PPPR paper Spring fling raindrops and Summer brights chevron 4 (orange)
  • PPPR feeling icky, germ, and band-aids
  • Pop-dots
  • ATG adhesive 
   After cutting all my layers, I attached my patterned paper using the ATG adhesive. I popped up the bandages, germ and feeling icky sign. To give the card some color, I only used the one layer of patterned paper on the side pieces.

I hope you enjoy this cute get well card!

Monday, August 29, 2011

Get Well Soon

Since I am a little under the weather with my broken ankle and not able to get around very easy, my crafting time has been limited. I have made it into my craft room 2 times since Friday night but was not able to last very long due to my leg hurting me. I did however get a cute card made to have available when a friend isn't feeling very well.

Items used:
  • A2 card base
  • brown card stock from stash
  • patterned adhesive cardstock from stash
  • Martha Stewart border punch
  • ribbon
  • Scalloped circle and regular circle from stash (originally cut from B is for Boy)
  • Adhesive
  • 3D foam square
  • Sentiment stamp from PBD Spring has Sprung      
  • Brown color box chalk ink for distressing 
  • flower embossing folder
How To:
  • Cut brown cardstock down and embossed it with a flower pattern embossing folder
  • punched border on patterned paper and cut to fit on card base with brown cardstock. I also inked the edges to give the paper some dimension. 
  • To hide the seam of where the two papers came together I ran a piece of ribbon along them and secured to the back of the cardstock.
  • I then attached the carstock/patterned paper/ribbon to the card base using ATG adhesive.
  • I then pulled out the scalloped circle and regular circle punches left over from a previous project and inked the edges of the scalloped one. I then stamped it with the sentiment stamp and attached it to the card with a 3D foam square. 
  • I left the inside blank so that I can write a personal note to the recipient.

I have entered this card into Challenge # 8 on Pink By Design's community which is a challenge to make a "get well card."

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