You can see the stars and glitter line stickers at the top and bottom of the coffee cup panel shining in this pic below.
I used the Hero Arts Digital Stamp set called Make Your Own Sewing Fashion ($11.99 for a ton of sewing images and sentiments) for the woman.
I colored her red, white and blue and put her on cherry paper to make her summer-themed. Then I realized, one doesn't wear capes in summer. It might even be a wool cape. Ah well, she might be toasty in her outfit if she's outside, but if she's at the office, she might be all right, depending on how frigid the air conditioner is!
The coffee cup background is from the Hero Arts Caffeine Fix Digital Stamps. I'm not great with digis, and couldn't figure out how to lighten the cups, so I just used a piece of vellum to make the background less busy.
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Happy Friday!
Chark
I love Ann Taintor stuff. This is fab. Great sentiment and retro feel. Brilliant using the vellum. xxD
ReplyDeleteHow smart and encouraging!! Love all the details! Thanks for sharing Char!
ReplyDeleteGreat coloring and love your images!
ReplyDeleteVery funny card...love retro idea. Thanks.
ReplyDeleteWonderful card!
ReplyDeleteGreat retro looking card!
ReplyDeleteSo super CUTE!!!
ReplyDeleteThe card is beautiful. I love the style retro
ReplyDeleteYUP.
ReplyDeleteI love this.
She looks perfect for the office! The vellum over the coffee cups worked great. Wonderful card!
ReplyDeleteSuch a fun card, love the vintage feel!
ReplyDeleteFashionable & stylish.
ReplyDeleteMelissa
"Sunshine HoneyBee"
Love the retro vibe to this lovely card!
ReplyDeleteIt may be 90* outside, but at work inside, I
always need a jacket! lol
I love retro and you made a great card with lovely images.
ReplyDeleteThis card made me smile :) Love your idea to cover with vellum. And I did not know Hero Arts had digital stamps!!
ReplyDeleteFun retro card! Love the cherry paper with this.
ReplyDeleteI didn't even know that Hero Arts made digital products...so I already learned something new! Love this retro image (she reminds me of an flight attendant ..(or stewardess as they called them back in the day)and really like your word strip sentiment
ReplyDeleteAwesome card. very creative.
ReplyDeleteGreat card! Love the design and that awesome vintage feel!
ReplyDeleteAnother adorable card! I love the retro look! Your backgrounds are awesome and very clever! Thanks for the inspiration and for the opportunity to win!
ReplyDeleteThis is fabulous!
ReplyDeleteGreat card!
ReplyDeleteAwesome design. So great to see a new type for a change. Love the vintage style of that lady.
ReplyDeleteVery cute--I like how you colored her outfit and the cherry paper.
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Lovely card, love those sentiments!!'
ReplyDeleteOh so cute! Great card Char!
ReplyDeleteThis card id so awesome!
ReplyDeleteChar, I love the vintage images. They are well colored and presented. Sylvia D.
ReplyDeleteAwesome card! Love the black, white and red combo! Pretty layering and details!
ReplyDeleteCrafted beautifully Charlene, very cool!!!
ReplyDeletewow, such an sophisticated card, I love the sentiment.
ReplyDeleteLove the vintage feel and the fun sentiments!
ReplyDeleteLove the retro feel on your card!
ReplyDeleteAll of your elements on this card are perfect! Love the retro feel and that cherry patterned paper. Perfect!
ReplyDeleteCool retro and fashionable lady! Love the sentiment too!
ReplyDeleteI remember have one of those capes (maybe
ReplyDeleteeven more). Mother sewed and then I started
so we always kept up with the fashions.
Lovely card.
thanks for bringing back memories.