I jokingly told my youngest daughter when she became engaged that one of the criteria I should have demanded in her choosing a husband be that his birthday did NOT fall in October. . .but, wouldn't you know. . .another October birthday!! Now, I needed to figure out what kind of a card would be best for my new son-in-law. He has a number of activities and hobbies that he enjoys, which include car racing, riding ATV quads in the sand and dirt, dirt bike riding, hiking, and planning vacations. These two just returned from a belated two-week honeymoon to Florida, where I am positive they went to every amusement park and tourist attraction in that State!
After giving it some thought, I decided I would do a racing car card, because Josh has a 1979 baby blue Chevy Camaro race car. He and his father have been involved in short-course racing since Josh was a young boy. Though he has not raced his baby blue Camaro for a few years now, I am sure that at some time in the future, he will pick up this life-long hobby again. Since I could not find a 1979 Chevy Camaro image to color, I decided on a 1969 RGX Camaro, which according to what I read is a much desired car. Personally, I did not see a lot of difference between the two cars when I looked a photographs of actual cards, especially with the digital image that I found online of the 1969. Take a look at Josh's finished card inside and out. . .I think he will be very pleased with one of his mother-in-law's homemade birthday cards made with only him in mind.
Ingredients: Stampin' Up cardstock: Night of Navy, Old Olive, Vintage Natural. Darice Core-dinations Glitter Paper: Ball Gown. My Mind's Eye pattern: Lost & Found Two/ Breeze Boyish Plaid. Graphic 45: Happy Haunting (black/cream check). Spellbinders: Deckled Ovals LG, Nested Ovals SM. Sizzix BigDie: Weathered Clock. EK Punch: Scalloped Corners-LG. WRMK Punch: Deco Corner. Heidi Swapp Metallic Accents. Stampin' Up Glitter Brad. Google Online: 1969 Chevy Camaro digital image. Copic Markers. Computer-made sentiment/ verse. Size: 5-3/8" x 6".
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