I'm a vintage type of gal.. love the movement to return to simpler things (but don't take my kindle fire or iphone away from me - lol). My dad used to give me a vintage type writer to play with as a kid while he worked away in his office. Here is a sweet vintage inspired card in honor of my dear old dad (I'm sure he is looking down on me with a smile). Join Us and create beautiful works of art and love, wrapped up in a handmade card at our card making classes.
Create this pretty vintage hand-crafted typewriter card with:
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Stamp this pretty Tap, Tap, Tap stamp set's vintage typewriter on our Very Vanilla card stock using the Black Archival ink pad (ideal for water coloring as it doesn't run once dry).
~ Squeeze the in-color Mint Macaron ink pad, while closed, to create a collection of ink in the lid.
~ With water in your Aqua Painter and a near dry tip pull the Mint Macaraon ink (dont' squeeze too much water as it will cause the ink to dilute too much and it is hard to color the application of color).
~ Water color the pretty typewriter in.
~ Fussy Cut it out with ease - use the Paper Snips and their precision tips, sharp blades to easily cut this pretty watercolored typewriter out.
~ Layer over the Typeset Specialty Designer Series Paper. I rolled the corners of this thinner, vintage feel and look pretty paper.
~ Accent with these pretty punched Pink Pirouette Itty Bitty Punch Pack flower. Adding the adhesive backed Pearl Jewels for the perfect vintage, soft and pretty accent.
~ Squeeze the in-color Mint Macaron ink pad, while closed, to create a collection of ink in the lid.
~ With water in your Aqua Painter and a near dry tip pull the Mint Macaraon ink (dont' squeeze too much water as it will cause the ink to dilute too much and it is hard to color the application of color).
~ Water color the pretty typewriter in.
~ Fussy Cut it out with ease - use the Paper Snips and their precision tips, sharp blades to easily cut this pretty watercolored typewriter out.
~ Layer over the Typeset Specialty Designer Series Paper. I rolled the corners of this thinner, vintage feel and look pretty paper.
~ Accent with these pretty punched Pink Pirouette Itty Bitty Punch Pack flower. Adding the adhesive backed Pearl Jewels for the perfect vintage, soft and pretty accent.
This is just like the typewriter my dad and grandparents had. I love the click of each key as we had fun typing away.
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Soft, pretty, easy and fun to create - this vintage, water colored typewriter is perfect for so many reasons! For my Best Friend.. she's all girl all the way and so is her daughter. I can't wait to change this up for Becca's birthday card. (Join Me as #ImBringingBirthdaysBack and send birthday cards to your family and friends!) Take a fun card making class with us - the upcoming Pot of Gold class on Feb. 27th and the Manly Man 20 Birthday Card Class on March 4th (and my Grandfather's birthday).
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