Happy Friday! Hope it's a beautiful sunny day where you are, as it is where I am. I came in from the deck long enough to make a retirement card for a friend whose party is this evening:
It's not specifically a retirement sentiment, but it seemed to express what I want to wish her as she moves on from her career.
Don't forget to check out the Unity Friends with Flair hop for lots of great inspiration! (There's a big sale, too... be careful!) :D And now, back to the deck...
Supplies: white & assorted colour cardstock, Unity Giving It All Meaning, Direction of Your Heart, Bevy of Butterflies & Gratitude=Joy stamps, Versamark, Colorbox frost white & Memento nautical blue inks, white embossing powder
They will just treasure it. Fantastic colors!
ReplyDeleteI love the little rainbow of floral happiness you've come up with, Linds -- and I think the sentiment is just perfect for a new retiree!
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful mulit-colored card! I just love what you've done here with the colored strips and the main image stamped on top! What a great retirement sentiment too!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful card! I think that sentiment is perfect for retirement, and I love the colored strips you used.
ReplyDeleteWow! I love the layers of color!
ReplyDeleteSUPER amazing card! LOVE the colors and blocking design! YOU ROCK! I think your friend will LOVE this card:)
ReplyDeleteAmazing card.
ReplyDeleteIt's almost like one of those triptic paintings, which I love. So cool"
ReplyDeleteOh Lindsey, this is Just Gorgeous!! And what a great card for your friend. I'm sure she will love it.
ReplyDeleteI can't thank you enough for being such a wonderful blogging friend, Lindsey. You say the sweetest things about my cards, and I am so grateful for the encouragement. Take good care & have a Fantastic weekend!! {hugs}
Oh so adorable.. I love how you did the white ontop of all the colors :) hugs
ReplyDeleteTerrific card!
ReplyDeleteIf it weren't for the last minute, I wouldn't get anything done ;) I think this is a fabulous sentiment for a retirement card - I like to use those sorts of sentiments too, the more widely interpreted kind :)
ReplyDeleteLove the embossing on multiple strips - do you make the panel & adhere it first, or? Every time I've tried the adhesive has buckled with the heat.
This is so pretty - love the white stamping/embossing on the different colored strata - fabulous!
ReplyDeleteLindsey, this is beautiful! I love the silhouette in white on those strips of pretty paper. And that sentiment is just perfect for a retirement card, I think!!
ReplyDeleteThe rainbow of color with the white embossing, the sentiment, well, it's perfect.
ReplyDeleteI can't even imagine a better sentiment for a retirement card, perfect!
ReplyDeletewhat a fantastic card
ReplyDeletelove the color blocking and stamping on top! brilliant lindsey!
ReplyDeletesorry i've been by so sporadically. I can't seem to keep up with my visits. :( But I'll always be by to catch up, I so adore your cards. :)
Fabulous card design!
ReplyDeleteGreat colour blocking Lindsey! That sentiment is great for almost anything (I love it and use it a lot).
ReplyDeleteI love the sentiment for retirement!! The mix of colors is fabulous with the contrasting white! GREAT card!
ReplyDeleteYour strips of colour look pretty and happy and the white images really pops. I have been meaning to do something similar with strips of colour but haven't got around to it. You have inspired me to do it.
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Those are great colors, I'm sure your friend will love this thoughtful card. I have some retirement cards to make, I may have to borrow this idea!
ReplyDeleteSo pretty! I love the color blocking! Enjoy the sun it's hiding over here! :>
ReplyDeleteLove the white embossing on the colour blocks and I think the sentiment is perfect. :)
ReplyDeleteI love the mix of colors you used, Lindsey! That sentiment is perfect for retirement...I suppose unless it's a forced retirement or something.
ReplyDeleteWow, the embossed colour blocking looks amazing and I do love that sentiment for a retirement!
ReplyDeleteI love the color blocking in your card!
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