06.23.09
Handmade Cards - June
I made two cards for the month of June - one for my sister’s birthday and one for Father’s Day.
This is my sister’s birthday card. This was geometrically fun to make - let’s see if I can describe the process. It was easy to measure and place the two L’s that went on the border of the card. Each successive L shape in the centers seemed to magically fall into place. I didn’t have to spend time measuring the paper to make the shapes fit. Looking at it now, it makes sense that the shapes were easy to fit together - repeating L shapes and all are one-inch in width - simple, right? I keep thinking there must be a mathematical equation that explains how this works or maybe a geometrical theorem. Hey sis, if you’re reading this, you know why all the L’s!
This is my dad’s Father’s Day Card. First I started with an idea of horizontal strips of varying widths. It felt masculine to me. I placed the strips on the outside edges, but as I came to the center of the card I realized I wanted to break up the middle. I thought changing the center would break up the evenness.
And one more photo just because I love my cat and she looks good in blue.
Still life of Cleo in Blue.


Kara said,
September 6, 2009 at 7:40 pm
These cards are really pretty Delica!