It's been a while since I've done a one-sheet wonder, but I sure needed some more cards for the RAK's we do for kids who have RAK needs from the RAK or Need a Lift Forums. I thought these sets would be cute to use. I had my son who is 12 stamp in black, then my dd who is 10 helped me watercolor the images. They also helped me decide what colors to use for these. My kids are so into this, that they make OSW's a lot for the cards they send to people. They have the templates on their computer and print them out whenever they need to. They even know which notebook to look in to find the sheet I've printed that shows what the basic card layout is for each OSW they make. I loved using the Cuttlebug bubbles and swirls templates for these. They seemed so natural with all of the swimming creatures on the cards. The white cs has bashful blue or ballet blue brush over it from an ink pad so it wouldn't be stark white. We leave the tags blank until we know who we are sending these to. I like the dtp affect. How about you?
It's been a while since I've done a one-sheet wonder, but I sure needed some more cards for the RAK's we do for kids who have RAK needs from the RAK or Need a Lift Forums. I thought these sets would be cute to use. I had my son who is 12 stamp in black, then my dd who is 10 helped me watercolor the images. They also helped me decide what colors to use for these. My kids are so into this, that they make OSW's a lot for the cards they send to people. They have the templates on their computer and print them out whenever they need to. They even know which notebook to look in to find the sheet I've printed that shows what the basic card layout is for each OSW they make. I loved using the Cuttlebug bubbles and swirls templates for these. They seemed so natural with all of the swimming creatures on the cards. The white cs has bashful blue or ballet blue brush over it from an ink pad so it wouldn't be stark white. We leave the tags blank until we know who we are sending these to. I like the dtp affect. How about you?
1 comment:
Your pretty incredible my friend! I love that it's a real family affair with your making RAK's for a good cause! GREAT job! *wink*
Hugs,
Anne :)
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