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May 16, 2008

Graduate ... Live Well

My nephew is graduating from high school, and I needed a card for his party tomorrow.  I do not have any "classic" graduation stamps in my collection, so I had to get a bit creative. 

Cps64wm_2I decided that "live well" was marvelous advice for any graduate ... or any one for that matter.  This card uses CPS Sketch 64.

I used my nephew's school colors of Blue and Gold with my Hero Arts Collage Live Well.  Since I wanted to try to give the card a masculine feel, I smudged up the embossed panel and added some grunge board that was inked with ColorBox Blue Iris and sanded to bring out the texture.

This was my first time trying grunge board, and I finally understand what the fuss is about ... I love it.

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Comments

1.

Really cute! I've never used grunge board at all - it looks cool!

2.

OOOOOOH! i totally love this...so masculine...but funky...serious enough for graduation...FUN enough for a teen...**WOW**!!!

3.

Awesome card for a nephew. I also like the masks that you saw at the Farmer's Market. Very funky. Joan

4.

Great job on using what you have on hand. You pulled off the graduation meaning beautifully. You've accomplished a masculine card without being boring. Love it!!!

5.

I loooove the grunge board. Awesome card! I am really in love with the stamp you used too. I'm so drawn to the collage type stamps.

6.

very classy grad card! thanks for using the cps sketch!

7.

Stunning card, love that you've done it in the school colours

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