Vacation Card

Ahhh....Vacation!  Who doesn't love to go on vacation?  

And making a vacation card is almost as good as going on vacation....ALMOST!  lol  

Cindy here from The Creative Pointe  continuing the "Travel Theme" with this yellow, black and white card made with "On the Boardwalk" paper from Graphic 45, Fiskars "Vacation" stamp and Dymo labels.  The sentiment was stamped on yellow paper and matted with black cardstock.  I used the Picket Fence Distress Marker to add white to the "Vacation" portion of the stamp, then went over it with a black Sharpie.  

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Travel

Our theme this week is travel -- I created a little travel 'miss you' card. Please drop by Mom 'n Me Scrap, to learn a little more about how I created this card.

Thanks from Shirley Ross --

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Au Revoir

Hi everyone thanks for dropping in. Today I'm continuing the Travel theme with my Au Revoir card. 

Stop by my blog, Cindy's Creations, to see how I put this one together.  Tomorrow Shirley Ross is here to inspire you with her creation.  Be sure to stop back and see what she put together for you.  You still have another week to enter into the challenges, the tab at the top will give you a list of what they are this month.

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Take a Cruise

Hi you all and I'm your designer for today for travel theme

 Card I made reminds me of a cruise down Route 66, to get the details on the card cruise by my blog at Tina's Scrap Corner
Cruise by tomorrow and see Cindy Foster's travel card

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Enjoy Your Travels!

Good Morning!

Today I am continuing our "travel" theme with this card:

So many people are traveling this summer and many by car so I thought this would be kind of fun!  Are you traveling this summer?  Where are you going?

For more details on my card, please visit me at Love 2 Create.  Don't forget to enter our challenge to be eligible to win our monthly giveaway!

Have a wonderfully crafty day!

Lucy


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Happy Travels Card

A simple card, I am hoping my pictures show the dimensions as I used thick foam tape and glue sticks to make the clouds fold over each other.  Visit my blog at Gardens Crafts ‘n’ More to see what files I used to make this quick travel card… if you like stamping, the cloud border would be ideal to stamp a favorite travel saying too!

Visit us tomorrow for more travel card inspiration from Lucy Kelleher!

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Where in the World?

Hi, there, and welcome to a new week and another new theme.  Summertime is the season when most people are taking their vacations so, our theme this week is "TRAVEL."  I hope those of you who are travelling this season have a safe and wonderful time.

Please visit Creative Genie-ous for the details, and a translation, of my card.  Your designer tomorrow is Shelley Bordeleau.  I wonder where in the world she'll be taking us.

Have a fabulous day!!  See you again soon!
CHRISTINE

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On the Road-Travel Card

Hello Patricia here to bring you another card from my blog, MDN Creates.   This time the theme is travel, and we are on the road again.   There is a story behind this card and you can read it on my blog, but it is for a friend's mom who will be leaving my home town to move in with her in one of the southern states.   I thought this would be a perfect time for me to make a card.  By now the mom and the card should be safely there. But this card is a pocket card on the inside.  The larger tag is the pocket, while there is a smaller tag in the pocket.   I hope you enjoy looking at the card.   Before you hop on over, be sure to enter the July challenge for a chance to win a prize.  In the meantime, check back to this blog tomorrow when Jill will bring you a new card and a new theme of the week.  This is the last day for this theme, travel.   Enjoy your day.

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Travel Card- Go See Do

RDesignerThis weeks theme is Travel.. I saw this really cute paper and had to make this card.

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Travel Themed Card

Hello Card Makers
I'm so glad you stopped by today to see the card I have made. I used some K and Co die cuts and some map paper from a 6x6 pad. Pre-cut die cuts are a great way to make a fast and easy card.
A traveled themed  card are great to make for someone who is making a big change in their life. Travel can mean so many more things that physical travel. My card is a 5x5 square card. I added some ribbon and a button
 I hope you enjoy making some travel themed cards.

Thanks for coming by today. Tomorrow be sure and stop by because  Laura has a great card waiting for you.

Happy Crafting in 2012
Terri

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Bon Voyage Card

Hello!  Welcome back for another card featuring the "Travel" theme.  My name is Cindy and I'll be your tour guide today.  I'm showing a card that is bold but has a touch of vintage.  I hope you'll journey over to my blog, THE CREATIVE POINTE for all the design details.  It's worth the trip!  And don't forget your round trip ticket so that you'll be back tomorrow to see what Diana has to show you.

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Get Your Kicks On Route 66

Welcome to the Card A Day Blog!  Our theme this week is travel and here is a neat twist on a luggage tag card.  Want to see more?  Be sure to visit Kelly at The Sassy Scrapper Studio for all the details.

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Travelin' Along

In continuing on our little travel theme, I have created a travel themed missing you card. I love the retro colors of this paper and hope you enjoy it also. Hi, it is Shirley Ross, from Mom 'n Me Scrap as your card designer today.

You can find more information on how I created this card on my blog, Mom 'n Me Scrap.

I am looking forward to seeing what Kelly has in store for us tomorrow.

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On the road again..... A Card

Hi! It's Laury today with a traveling card which as it turns out is what I have been doing a lot of.

This little card started out with a prototype which I further developed. Prototypes are a great way to get an idea down. They can be made with whatever scraps are laying around and they can be cut with simple scissors. Color is not important just get the basic idea down. Here is the prototype for the above card.

 
Much changed, I have found that one idea leads to another... To see more on how this card was created, Jump on over to my blog. (btw I also posted a picture of my darling granddaughter and me).

Hope you found a little inspiration today, and try making a few practice runs next time you make a card. 

Don't forget to stop by tomorrow for more inspiration from Shirley Ross


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