I shared with you a while back that I've gotten accepted into Pharmacy School for the fall of 2012. What I didn't share with you were the cards that I made for my interviewers. The Admissions counselor encouraged us to send thank you notes following our interviews, and after one of my interviewers mentioned that she also enjoys cardmaking, I thought that I should definitely send handmade cards!
I interviewed back in January, and I made both of these cards at the end of January. I photographed them before sending them, but I didn't have time to get them posted on my blog until now.
The first one was for a man, so I thought Shannan's sketch would be perfect. I wanted to stay somewhat CAS for his card. This card was made in just a matter of minutes once I picked some coordinating papers. He mentioned that he enjoyed golfing, so I thought that green would be a good color to use for his card.
Supplies
Stamps: Verve "Celebration of Thanks"
Ink: Versafine Onyx Black
Papers: white, dps from Basic Grey "Boxer"
Other: Olive May Arts 1 1/4" silk ribbon, Bow Easy, Recollections mini rose
Card size: A2
The second interviewer was a lady who was wearing a pink sweater, so I decided that pink should be the color for her thank you card. Teresa's sketch was a great starting point since it had a little bit of layering, and I got a feminine feel from it, maybe from the heart? At any rate, it got my creative wheels turning, and my second card was also pretty quickly made.
The papers I used were a peachy pink color that was hard to match, so I used a variegated pink and peach ribbon to try to tie the colors together.
Supplies
Stamps: Verve "Celebration of Thanks"
Papers: 2 shades of ivory (a more yellowy ivory for the card base and a very subtle ivory for the mats), dps from Brenda Walton "Small Wonders Girl"
Ink: Versafine Onyx Black
Other: Recollections pearl flourishes in pink, Recollections mini rose, variegated organdy ribbon from Michael's, Bow Easy, Nestabilities heart and scalloped heart dies
Card size: A2
Thanks for stopping by!
Blessings,
Sarah
Great idea to make home made thank you notes, both are great!
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