The Paper Crafts Magazine Gallery Idol 2013 has begun, and open auditions are, well, open... until the end of May. The theme is kid and teen birthday cards. The very first idea I had for this theme was to use a cool cassette tape, so here it is...
It's a perfect teen card because teens 'these days' have most likely never used a cassette tape. But then also that makes this card so ironic. And teens love to be ironic. So yes, it's perfect.
I used my Silhouette to cut the cassette SVG file (you can find the entire 'Love Rocks' SVG set here). I like to cut my layers in all white cardstock and then color them how I want. For this image I colored the layers with Copics N2, 110, YG07, BG13, RV09, and RV25.
Let's be honest, it needed some glitter. I used Stickles "Black Diamond" and "Glam Pink" to accent different parts of the cassette.
The sentiment was printed with a font called "boogie down", and anchored with some pink washi tape on the card base. I also did some slight splatters with Dylusions inks in "Fresh Lime" and "Vibrant Turquoise". The teal enamel dots are from My Mind's Eye.
And not one flippin' stamp was used on this card.
Hope your birthday ROCKS!
<3 Rachel w k
Feels like a lifetime ago that I had cassette tapes....CD's are almost becoming extinct too...thankfully not as of yet. You're card is so stinkin' cute! I love the colors!
ReplyDeletei know, right?! My CDs won't be considered 'extinct' until my car no longer has one!
DeleteAwesome! Cassette tapes definitely remind me of my teens...and neon pink...and that funky font. Love this!
ReplyDeleteLove this very fun vibrant retro teen card!!! I like all of your Gallery entries, and I glanced at all your Flickr gallery too, impressive stuff. I sure hope Paper Smooches has more than 1 DT spot - because girl you will rock it, and hopefully they can fit me in too!!!! (Smiles)!!!
ReplyDelete-Kimberly
thank you for such a sweet comment, kim! i am keeping my fingers crossed for some happy news!
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