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A Card from Sketch 10

A few weeks ago, I shared a layout from Easter 2013 that I made using this sketch:   


As usual, when I was done with my layout I used the scraps from the layout to make a card.   I love doing that.  Everything is already out and color-coordinated and just the right size for cards. Here's my card:

 

See the mistake?  I didn't... not until I'd scanned it, edited it, and was about to submit it for an article.  Here's the improved version:  


If you didn't notice the problem, check the lower right corner.

Anyway, about the card... as you can see, I kept several of the elements from the sketch and used the same color scheme as the layout.  Because of the extra mailing expense, I don't usually make square cards unless I'll be giving the card in person.  Approximately 98% of the cards I make are A2, so it was a fun exercise to make a card that with a different shape.  

7 comments:

  1. Oh no! SOmething must be wrng w/ my eyes because even after you pointed it out I still don't see anything wrong, LOL!
    Yikes!
    Anyway lovely card! Great idea to use your leftover scraps to create it!

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  2. OOOhhhh I see it now! I had to click on the pictures of the card so that I could view them bigger.

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  3. I wouldn't have noticed it if you hadn't pointed it out!! Cute card :)

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  4. I wouldn't have noticed either! LOL!! I loveeeeeeeee this!!!!!! LOVING the colors and the grid!!!!!!!!

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  5. I noticed it but only because I have OCD. LOL It's a beautiful card!

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  6. My favorite part of your sketch is that is says "blah blah blah" in the journaling block. Never seen that before and it cracks me up! I also love making cards just after making a layout.

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  7. LOL, it took me a moment too ... GREAT card! :)

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