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Friday, 22 January 2010

Another teen card

Here's another Paisley cartridge card. The background papers are from the DCWV generation stack, and I punched a square with one of the new Martha Stewart punches, then chopped the square in half. I cut some tiny notes out of the background paper to put on the screen

How do you like my stitching? It's pretend - I couldn't be bothered to thread the machine, and just ran the empty needle in a herringbone stitch over the cardstock, then drew in the stitch lines. It looks okay - laziness sometimes pays dividends!
I added some rain drop bling to the earphones and a metal dot on the Ipod control.
Cricut cartridge - Paisley. Ipod cut at 4"
papers - Generation stack by DCWV
tiny letters - Making Memories
2U letters - Papermania

After my jokey comment about bugs and the doctor's surgery, it is now apparent that I DID pick up something, so I am achey, coughing and sneezing, I would be healthier if I had stayed at home. Talk about ironic.......................

16 comments:

  1. Oh Miss February what a lovely card! Such a great style for teens. Youve given me a great idea for how to solve my problem of using my PaP's!

    I did smile at your Calendar Girls comments!! They haven't made any crafting equipment big enough to hide my modesty! lol!! Well, apart from an upturned table!

    Keryn x

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  2. cute cute card Enfys!! Perfect for the teen in our lives!! Feel better soon!

    Hugs,
    Lisa

    PS: I had some sort of snafu with the computer when I posted on the previous post, so I believe I posted twice, sorry bout that :)

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  3. Morning En. Sorry to hear you've sucumbed to the bugs, hope it doesn't last too long and congrats on being Miss February!!!
    Love your crop of cards this week. I saw the feet faces card in PCI and it made me smile but I didn't realise it was one of yours, it's brilliant. Makes a lovely change from all the hearts!!
    Enjoy your weekend.

    Lisax

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  4. This is a typical teen card without the phone or an Ipod so we could not do.
    A beautiful card.
    Hugs
    Melodie

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  5. Love the card! My niece and nephew are teens so this is great inspiration for me. Hope you feel better soon.

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  6. HAPPY FRIDAY!! I love your faux stitching idea - I also have a kit I got recently with templates that I could just use my piercer to punch the holes! I like the look so I may try it soon! TFS!
    jackie

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  7. You seriously saved me with the last teen card that you did - the one with the cell phone. I made mine more simple because he is not the card-saving type and why bother. This is another great one! Thanks, Pam
    ps Get well soon!

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  8. Awsome card, I love it.

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  9. Hi Enfys, what a fabulous card for a teenager, love the design and fabulous layout. Well done with love andhugs Shirleyxxxxxxxx

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  10. fantastic, very clever card! have a great weekend, hugs Debx

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  11. stunning card hun love that image such wonderful detail too hugs cheryl xxxxxxxxx

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  12. LOve love LOVE this card!!! So cute!!! Love your stitching... :) just the way I like it and the way I do it. :)
    Nadya

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  13. What a great teen card Enfys. Love your stitching, it looks so REAL!

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  14. Congratulations on becoming Miss February I can't wait to see what you come up with. Love this card too brilliant for any teenager and I am sure they would all want a super blinged ipod like yours lol.
    Kim xXx

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  15. Sad that you're ill! lovely card. So even though you feel bad, you still have the right stuff! TFS Feel better soon

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  16. FAb card .. love your faux stitching!

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Enfys x