Today my husband and I are celebrating our 49th wedding anniversary. WOW! Where have all those years gone? I was completely stumped as to what kind of card to make for him, until I spotted this card by my friend Mary Anne. She'd shared some of the same dsp with me a while ago and I had no clue what to do with it until I saw her card and immediately got the idea to make this card for my husband. I began by using a clockworks ef on white card stock, then embossed it with 2 different gold ep's and placed it on a blue card base. I cut the December calendar month from the sheet of dsp and stamped a red circle from a Lawn Fawn gumball stamp set around the 28th; then stamped the 1968 in brown using a Technique Tuesday Family stamp set. The circle around the year was done with the same TT stamp set and smoky slate ink. The "documented" panel was white embossed on black with a MFT stamp. The 2 hearts were die-cut with SU! framelit dies and heat-embossed with white ep for the "Love You" and gold ep for the "XOXO." The anniversary sentiment is from SNSS. I think he'll like this card, even though it doesn't have a horse on it - something I usually put on his cards.
I will enter this into the Simon Says Stamp Wednesday challenge which is "anything goes."
Thanks for stopping by and make it a great day as this year is quickly drawing to a close!
Carol
16 comments:
Happy 49th Anniversary my friend!! :D
Your card for Butch is a delight and very clever! Such a great idea you have had!! Really PERFECT for the happy occasion, so fun too, and surely it has put a smile on your hubby's face! :D The "documented" panel is a GREAT idea!!
I wish you both the best ever! Hugs!! Enjoy your day!!!
Happy Anniversary, it's certainly an achievement these days isn't it? I Love your card and I'm sure hubby will too.
Faith
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Happy Anniversary, Carol!! Your card is every bit of lovely! That gold embossed background is so cool and I love the December calendar with the date highlighted! Such a genius idea! And those hearts are perfect! Oh and how wonderful...49 years! You guys have a beautiful day, stay warm and I hope your celebrating! That's an amazing accomplishment! Love & hugs to you!
Happy Anniversary. Fantastic card design and perfect for the male half of an anniversary couple. I hope you have a lovely time celebrating. We are a year behind you. And, just not seem that long ago to us either.
Lovely card
I can't imagine stress of having a wedding right after Christmas ......Lis
A fabulous card Carol, perfect for your husband.
Congratulations on your anniversary, I hope you had a lovely day together.
Pauline - Crafting with Cotnob
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Fabulous card, might have to "borrow" that idea! Happy Anniversary and Happy New Year xxx
Such a great card! That background is cool!
...and Happy Anniversary!!
What a super card for your husband on your anniversary. I love the idea and all the design elements. Congratulations on the anniversary too, I hope you had a lovely day.
Jean x
I love the way it came together! As soon as I saw that paper, I thought of special events to cut it apart for! Bet Butch loved it, also!
It's nice to shake things up once in a while and make him a card without a horse, lol! And this is such a fantastic card, Carol! I'm sure he loved the design!! Happy 49th anniversary; next year is a biggie!! And cheers to a Healthy and Happy New Year!! Hugs, Darnell
Happy Anniversary!
Wonderful card! I'm sure Butch loved it! Happy Anniversary to both of you.
And a Happy New Years' too!
Belated happy Anniversary wishes. YOu are a few years behind us! I enjoyed reading your designing process, and this turned out so nice. It has just the right 'bling' with the gold emboss background, and perfect to have the calendar with the special date (and that document stamp was the final touch!) I don't think he'll miss the horse one bit! Big hugs, Happy New Year to you both. Hope it is a healthy & happy one too.
A pretty card, love the gold paper and how it is documented in 1968. You really made this one special for your husband. I know he loved it. Happy Anniversary.
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