Best Wishes FORE Your Birthday Slim Line Card

I have made a number of golf-themed cards over the years, but most have had more of a masculine feel to them. The “Swingin’ Day” stamp set (retired) from A-Muse Studio has these cute images that I thought were perfect for a golf card for a woman.

The patterned paper is from Love Nicole (PPR 3058) and was cut with a die from the “Slim Diagonal Stitched Rectangles” set from Pinkfresh Studio. I used dies from the Spellbinders Classic Squares (large and small) sets to create the layered squares.

I smooshed white panels with Memento Teal Zeal ink and water and then spritzed them with a Tim Holtz Broken China Distress Marker and a spritzer tool. Once the panels dried, I used the Teal Zeal ink to stamp the images.

Recollections Grey Kraft was used for the mats. Some silver cording and Clear Drops (mix 2) from Studio Katia finished it off.

The finished card is 8 1/2″ x 3 1/2″ and fits in a regular business size envelope. If you wish to create an envelope with a We R Memory Keepers envelope punch board, start with a 9 3/4″ square piece of paper and begin punching/scoring at 6 5/8″.

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7 thoughts on “Best Wishes FORE Your Birthday Slim Line Card”

I don’t know if it is the argyle or the dew drops but I really love this card. Amazing the created blue for the squares is so well matched to the pp bg.

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Great golf card design and l love the pattern paper and colors.

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Your blue argyle patterned paper for your slim line card looks awesome. The images are great for the women golf theme. Love the layering and design.

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Love this fun card! I agree with Verna on the patterned paper choice with the golf design.

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What a fun card FORE a golfer. Love the blue & white argyle background.

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This is a great golf card for a woman, Lisa! Love your images and the look you got for the whole thing. Love the touch of cording and the gray mats. Great job on this.

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