It’s 90° as I write this. We’ve gone from winter to spring to summer in less than three weeks! It won’t last, but I never complain about the heat. It does seem odd, however, to have turned on the air conditioning in my car this early in May. We won’t do that in the house for awhile as it always cools down nicely at night in the spring.
We’re off to help our friend, Bill, celebrate his retirement tonight. I hope he enjoys it as much as I do!
I started with a piece of white cardstock that I scored on the scoreboard every half inch. Then I used the Sentiment Splits die and backed the split with patterned paper from the Mini Market “Clipsters” kit from Papertrey Ink. The “Oh Yeah” die and stamp are from the same kit as is the sentiment on the bottom of the card. The starts are left over from die cutting the Simply Stars cover plate a long time ago. I layered three of the “Oh Yeah” dies to get some extra dimension.
I find it hard to believe given how many stamps sets I have that there are very few (I found two!) sentiment stamps for retirement. This one is from one of the first sets I purchased from Papertrey many years ago, “Mega Mixed Messages.” The “Cheers” die cut and stamp are from Retro Birthday.
I’m linking this up to Virginia View’s latest challenge “Layers and Dimensions.”
Perfect retirement card.
I do wish that summer would appear here.
It’s nice to see the inside too 🙂
And I love the score lines as a design feature: a clever idea
I really like how you scored the paper for some dimension – must try that!
The scoringwas a really nice touch! Had the air on in my car on Friday and had the same thought. Yesterday turned out to be overcast and drizzly at times.
Beautifully designed, Karen! So glad that you join the fun over Virginia’s View “Layers and Dimensions” Challenge!
Perfect!! great card.
Any retiree would cherish this card; it’s perfect for the occasion!
Cheers~
Oh I like the dimension you’ve created with the layering – and the colours really pop on the textured white background. After the last couple of weeks I’m looking forward to retirement…
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