Stole this one from Hazel Comeau Tovell.
Isn't that cute? Hazel digi-punched the grad cap using the arm from All in the Family as the tassel!
Click click click and I have altered my project for different school colors
And this shows you gals that aren't scrapbookers - MDS is for you too. Cards! Cards and calendars and all kinds of bits and pieces can be created with MDS.
I printed my digi project off here at home - added a ribbon, put it on a cardstock base and ta-dah!
Easiest Graduation Card I ever made! And I'll need several of them this year. I'm lovin' me some MDS!!!
Another cute card. Love the simplicity!!
ReplyDeleteand simple works for this kind of card - the recipient is usually more concerned about the $$ inside (grin)
ReplyDeleteOK, Ellen, you have completely inspired me to try out MDS but the problem is...we are beginning the move into our new home on the lake and I just can't unpack all this stuff again. Hope you will be available for "consult" when I am ready to start. This process has me running scared but you are making look so much fun and I love your layouts!
ReplyDeleteJoan, I am here for you, when you are ready. And I'm loving all the pics of your house on your blog - color me green with envy!
ReplyDeleteAnd anyone can go to mydigitalstudio.net for samples, videos, and a forum to ask questions and learn from others. You don't have to be a demonstrator to use this resource. Check it out!
I have more samples there too - ones that probably won't appear on the blog.
Ellen, you have not been "stealing" things, just CASE-ing everything! Plus, when you show us something, even if it is a CASEd idea, it still gets our creative juices flowing, and who knows what will happen!
ReplyDeleteLove your work!
Sue
Great card. It looks like you drew the girl. She's adorable.
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