We have the greatest crossing guard overseeing the crosswalk by my son's
school. Mr. Jack is so friendly and thoughtful, and he truly cares
about the safety of the kids, so this card is a big thank you to him! I
knew the Cricut Artiste cartridge had a few road sign cuts that I could
use, and when I saw the circles on the Mojo Monday sketch for the week, inspiration struck. Hope you like the end result!Recipe:
School Rocks stamp set
For Always & Cherry-O Level 2 papers
White Daisy, Black, Honey & Tulip cardstock
Black & Tulip ink
Tulip & Topiary brads
Yellow & star brads (from my stash)
3-D foam tape
Cricut Artiste cartridge: stop sign, pedestrian crossing sign, stoplight
Challenges:Southern Girls Tic-Tac-Toe (ink, stars, chevrons); Scrap It Girl die-cuts
Your card is adorable, and is perfect for the crossing guard.
ReplyDeleteCheryl, this is so clever! Brilliant idea to use the signs as the circular elements on your card. I love the little details like the brads for stoplights, and how everything is a little grung-ified, like a street intersection! A wonderful card.
ReplyDeleteLove your card...especially the use of the brads for the stoplight. How thoughtful of you to make a card for your son's crossing guard...another important but thankless job.
ReplyDeleteCheryl, this is fabulous!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful card design. So cute. Thanks for joining this month's challenge at Scrap It Girl. Hope to see ya again soon.
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Rachelle,DT
Awesome card, love the chevrons, thanks for entering at Scrap It Girl for this months die challenge.
ReplyDeleteSuper Cute! Thanks for joining us at Scrap It Girl!
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