Today I have a new card and a Tile with vinyl to share with you. Just recently my 94 year old grandmother passed away. We are a very close family and we also have a very close church family. For my grandmother's memorial, we had over 120 people attend. My sister, Kelly, ran most of the service. I ready a poem that my grandmother said she tried to live her life by called "Today" and told a few stories. But what really made the service was my sister's friend from church, Delores. She sang "Amazing Grace" which was one of my grandmother's favorite songs, of course, I sat there with tears running down my cheeks like most of the other people sitting there. Delores has an amazing voice! I hope she likes the card and the tile.
I used a 9 x 13 tile and I just happen to purchase this really nice rod iron easel at Michael's, the saying says it all. I had a few problems with the vinyl, I think it was the font I used. All in all, it took me about 1 hour start to finish on this project.
I then created this Shy Tilda easel card (yes, as a few of you said, I am addicted to easel cards now!) and a box with a window. The box was cut on the circut also. I am sure you can see my BIG mistake, I decided I didn't want the acetate to show on the back of the box lid, so I cut a frame from the cardstock that I used for the card. After I had sandwiched the acetate between the lid and the cardstock, I turned it over only to notice that I put it on upside down...I tried to peel it off, but darn if that score tape does work like cement!! This was my last sheet of this paper, so I had to leave it. Oh well..I guess she will know it is handmade!
Here is the card that is inside the box. I just love this Shy Tilda, she is colored with Copic markers and is on a oval that is run through my cuttlebug. The beautiful lace is from a card kit I got from Peggy Biggs (This lace is so pretty!) and the flowers, leaves and crystal stems are from Wild Orchid.
The cardstock is from K and Company. The Thank you is from the Justrite Stampers.
very nicely done ! I love the tile and I am sure your friend will just cherish your gift.
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Your so talented thanks for sharing
Lynn
I'm sorry about the loss of your Grandmother. I too was very close to mine! You did a fabulous job on this project. The tile is gorgeous and what a treasure. Your easel card is just wonderful and I still don't even see the error you say you made. Looks just gorgeous to me. Your coloring and layout is so pretty. What a wonderful tribute to a very dearly loved lady!
ReplyDeleteSo sad to hear about your loss. It's so hard to accept the passing of loved ones. <3 Your tile has the perfect verse and your card is simply wonderful. Thanks so much for sharing and sending prayers of comfort your way.
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Leslie Avila
Sorry to hear your loss, but hope time and great memories will ease your pain. Beautiful tile & the easel Tilda card is as fantastic. Love the blue scheme!!
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Cabio
Very pretty card...love the tile also. Linda C
ReplyDeleteHow sweet! She is beautiful and your sentiment too true and perfect!
ReplyDeleteVery cute card, loved the coloring, and beautiful flowers. tks.
ReplyDeleteOMG I loooooove your tile! You're cards are looking sooooo Good missy! Kudos on a job well done.
ReplyDeleteThis is stunning. I love the coordinating box, such a great touch. Your friend will cherish this gift (both the tile and the card). So sorry to hear about your loss of you grandmother.
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I'm sorry about your loss, Teresa! Your did a great job on this project! The layout is so pretty and the title is perfect! I'm sure your friend will cherish your gif!
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Silvie
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