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With a theme of birthday and Disney, I just had to break out my Disney/Pixar Cars Cartridge. I only have two Disney Cricut cartridges, Tinkerbell and Cars and since I made a Tinkerbell card yesterday, I pulled out Cars for today's project! :)
Here is my shaped card. Like yesterday, I used my Gypsy to weld the shaped together to form the card base. If you've ever assembled a Disney Cricut cut, you'll know that there are A MILLION small parts to put together. I thought that the shape of this card, paired with the Petty Blue base layer was just perfect even without all the tiny pieces. :)
I think this would be a wonderful birthday card for "The King" in your life, but it could also make a terrific Father's Day card too. The card base was cut at 4" and will fit a standard business envelope. The sentiment layer was cut at 2", the racing flags were also cut at 2".
After I assembled the layers I added some gel pen doodling. Gelly Roll white gel pen was added to the black layers and a black Glaze Gelly Roll added the shine you can see in this picture.
More doodling here. You can see how I mixed long stitches with some doodle dots. I love doing rougher details on boy cards! :)
I added pop dots under the blue base layer (on to the shadow layer) and under the sentiment layer.
Here you can see how I welded the shapes to form a card base.
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