I made this card for the Jitterbuggin Challenge this week. Our challenge was to follow the sketch posted, make it a birthday card and add rickrack somewhere, well it worked out perfect because I needed a birthday card for our grandson who turns 4 this month.
The card is 5 1/2 inches square, I covered it with robot paper that I had in a pack I bought that had boy papers in it. I cut the robot using the Robotz cartridge at about 3 1/2 inches and shadowed him with a holographic silver paper. I added the googlie eyes, then thought the rest of his face looked a little plain so I added a small white button for his nose. I cut the number 4 from the Birthday bash cartridge at about 1/2 inch.
The "happy birthday" is also from Birthday Bash, but instead of cutting it I used my Cri-Kits pens to draw the image. Now for the rickrack we had to added, I used the rickrack cut on Plantin Schoolbook and welded two pieces together in Design Studio to get the correct size for the card.
For the inside I just added a strip of paper that I edge punched and stamped a sentiment, and added a couple corners.
I hope you like my Robot card, I would be real happy if you leave a comment so I know you have been here :).
8 comments:
Love it!!! How adorable, TFS! :)
That prismatic paper on the background really sets this one off! Love it!
Thanks for Jitterbuggin'!
Fantastic card! Just perfect for a 4 year old!! I love it!! :)
Oh wow!!! Now that's just the cutest card! I love it, and you did a super job!!! I also love the paper you used!
Hugs!
Perfect card for a 4year old, he'll love it.
Claire xxx
Wow this is gorgeous and I agree with Sherri - this paper behind does set off that robot!!! This is really adorable - is that your handwriting on the inside of the card!!?? It's fabulous!
Hugs,
M
So cute, Donna. A perfect card for your little earthling.
really cute. love it
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