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TTIC #34- Project Portion




Well whatdaya know? TWO posts in one day!!! I had to get this done, even though I still can't get the original post up fro TTIC. I've gotten some great recommendations, so tomorrow I'll try 'em out. I shant be doin' any experimenting at 10:40PM!


Here is my project for this week's Twilight Tuesday Inspiration Challenge! This project is extra special because it's for my husband and it's my first challenge as a TTIC Guest Designer!!! Again, it's supposed to be about the Summer. Please go to http://www.twilighttuesday.com/ for the whole story. I will try to repost it tomorrow... I made this card for Gene (please read why in the post below). He hasn't even seen it yet, or know that I was making it... so surprise Babe!!! The outside of the card simply says "Remember..." and, sorry folks, but the inside is private! :} I used real sand from Nix's sandbox and this adorable Adirondack chair stamp that I have. Inks created the look of the sky, the sea, the sand, and the sun. I used an ivory cardstock for the card itself (I'm really into ivory lately... I don't know why!) in order to keep the tones muted. I'm so please with how it came out. I just hope that Gene likes it! I guess I'll find out after he reads my blog! So, I guess that's it. Please make sure that you go to http://www.twilighttuesday.com/ to see all of the other wonderful projects!






Comments

Jacqueline said…
Oh this card is PERFECT! Love the sand on the card! With the story you told yesterday it seems like a very fitting card! I am sure he will love it! So sweet! hugs!
ellepaulette said…
Wonderful card! Reminds me of my honeymoon when hubby and I would sit out on the beach...
:)
Julie said…
Oh, how LOVELY is this?! I bet your husband LOVED it. I am ALL about the ivory and cream colors as well. I use them more than white! You did a GORGEOUS job with your first Design Team challenge -- and we're very happy to have you!
Unknown said…
Now this is nice Alison...I LOVE it! I'm sure your hubby did too! Perfect! Xx
Jamee said…
Your card is beautiful!!!
Gene said…
I absolutely loved the card. The outside was fantastic but the message is what made it the best!!! Love you Babe!

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