A KNK Birthday Card

[paddlegal]

Another birthday snuck up on me. I needed to make a card for a friend in my Wednesday craft group. She is the only one in our group who doesn't stamp or scrap. She does amazing needle work so I created this armoire with some "supplies" in the cupboard. Everything was made on my KNK from an assortment of svg files from different sources. I already had the armoire but never made one. Finding the scissors and spools of thread was pure luck at the last minute tonight. All the patterned papers are from an Echo Park kit called Life is Good . I love the vintage look of it.

[Trixie]

How cute! I bet she loved it.

Judy

[paddlegal]

Thanks Judy! Now go to bed!


I should talk. Going now....ZZZZZZzzzzzzzzz

[katymjo]

What a beautiful card! So appropriate for a friend who loves sewing.
Kathryn.

[nchoney]

Very cool card idea!! thanks for sharing!!

[pamcook]

So cute!!!!

[Debbie J]

Perfect,ct for your friend!

[nancine]

that's a great card for a seamstress! She will love it.

[mpizzazz]

What a great die to have!

[paddlegal]

What a great die to have!

Thanks everyone! She was really taken with it. She received a load of terrific cards from everyone in the group.


Marianne, this is not a die but rather an SVG file from Lori Whitlock's site. And right now is the monthly 30% off all files. Code: JUL2016 through July 18.

http://shop.loriwhitlock.com/armoire-shaped-card/

[mpizzazz]

Thanks, Farley, forgot for a moment that you don't use dies.

[paddlegal]

Thanks, Farley, forgot for a moment that you don't use dies.

Oh I still use dies but I like to go to the KNK as much as possible. There are so many great files out there to play with and some are even free. But those that aren't are usually a great value. I paid just a little over $1 for that armoire file when it was on sale. Can't beat that. I want to make more of the armoire on plain paper and then stamp it to decorate it.

[Keitha]

Lovely card Farley, and perfect for your friend.