Friday, 2 July 2010

An apple for the teacher

This is a card for my friend's son to give to his teacher.
The information which I was given were the names of the teacher and the class. The rest was up to me.
I chose red for the Ruby birthstone challenge at Daring Cardmakers combined with a gingham pattern for Simon Says Stamp's Check it out challenge! I decided to do the old faithful apple and books. I didn't have a book image large enough for this A5 format. So I drew the pile of books using the shapes in MS Word. I think it looks quite like a pile of books! Whilst I was at it I did the sentiments too!
The rest is kinda straightforward... Cuddly Buddly paper and Cuttlebug corners.

11 comments:

  1. that's an impressive pile of books Chrissie - as part of an adorable card. thanks for rolling out a ruby card with DCM this week :)

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  2. Its gorgeous as are all your cards chrissy xx
    sheila x

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  3. Looks good to me! Love the bright and cheery red Chrissie.

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  4. I love the books Chrissie - very clever! Haven't you used your new drawing toy yet?

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  5. Clever clogs drawing those books so well! Love the card x

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  6. Lovely card, excellent drawing! A very bright and happy card! I am sure the teacher who gets will be very happy!
    Cardarian

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  7. Gorgeous - the apple looks very tempting!
    Thanks for sharing your card with The Daring Cardmakers

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  8. I love it - the decorative corners, patterned paper and the apple is so delicious!

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  9. It's gorgeous Chrissie and I love the books you've created - very clever! Thanks for joining in with DCM.

    Lynda xxx

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  10. very cute card Chrissie :-) Perfect 'teacher' card :-) love the apple and how you made the books is brilliant !! I wouldn't know where to start !! :-)

    thanks for joining the Simon Says Stamp Challenge :-)
    Luv
    Lols x x x

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  11. great looking books Chrissie...

    you get away with sending thankyou cards to your childs teacher when they're younger. then they plain refuse to take them. Only recently i did a thank you card from me to my sons head of year because she let him off school so we could all go away for a weekend - i'd explained about the rubbish year we'd had... he never gave it to her and the momentum went - i know better now and will post in future.... boys!

    Paula x x x

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Chrissie