employee of the month special creation

Oversized easel-type card for Employee of the Month Congrats

School District starts EOM recognition and 1st recipient is Middle School Secretary

My teaching position is a split of duties between middle school (7th-8th graders) and high school home economics classes. So when the middle school secretary was honored, I wanted to create a very special card for this very special lady. She's our angel!

The card has a whole range of techniques, supplies, and vendors! There's tracing, stenciling, embossing, inking, embellishing, sanding, cutting, etc. The angel image is a re-purposed image from a thank you note card. Some of the vendors include Paper Wishes (yellow heart brad), Martha Stewart Crafts (congrats ribbon), Elmer's Craft Glues (adhesives), etc.

Feminine birthday card

First week of October 2012= birthday card for one of my bosses

stamping, doily, brad, ribbons used like streamers, collage/scrapbooking styling

From the get-go planning the card's look, I wanted to do an oversize, stand-easel type of card for my boss to be able to display on her desk.

The photos include three that focus on the 3 corners that had the bulk of layers and details. The 4th corner was deliberately left open in order to let it 'breathe'--not get overloaded.

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