I have a fabulous set of cards to share with you!! As I've shared with you before I host a monthly card swap and each month is hosted by one of the participants who have to send paper and images. I am so happy when the hostess sends a bit extra to cover the mishaps that can happen. SGC was the hostess for May and sent along this great paper and Skater Ian by The Greeting Farm. I didn't have any mishaps, but was so happy when my kids got involved.
Here's my card...
(yes, I actually used eyelets... a lot of them!)Hollyanne (11)...
Levi (10)...
(Levi had a blast with the eyelets! Why not, it requires tools, therefore it's a man-thing.)Before I get in trouble with my daughter, she picked out the font which is called Rita from Dafont.com.
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4 Encouraging Thoughts:
Wow Mel! Your kiddos are doing such a great job with these cards!!! Skater dude is hot...Ian looks like a rebel, and wonderful idea with the eyelets as wheels, maybe CA or TGF will do another kids' contest and I am sure these will hit the top 3. ;)
Yowza!!!! Love the cards and love that the kids got to do some too!!! Tell them great job from auntie Crystal!!! Teehee
your kids make some super cards!! :) love yours too!
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How fun to have the whole crew stamping together and with such great results!
Another way to keep kids interested in stamping -- scented embossing powder. Bubblegum EP kept my 7 yo DD busy all Spring Break!
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