I have a thing for typewriters! It's nostalgic and sentimental. When I was growing up, my dad, a pharmacist, owned a Rexall drug store, and there were several typewriters and cash registers there. I have such fond memories of going to the store after school, hanging out with my dad and Mr. Budge, eating Tom's Peanut Butter Logs and PayDay's, sitting on the floor with my friends reading comic books and looking through all the racks of lipstick and nail polish. One look at a typewriter and this flood of warm childhood memories comes rushing back!
Naturally, that made this typewriter stamp the first thing I inked up from this kit! I used a nestabilities label die to cut a shape for the top of the pocket, which holds some littles tab-topped manilla pages...the tabs spell out "I love you" using images from Tami's Calendar Bits and Pieces. The typewriter was stamped on one of the pages, colored with Copics, then cut out and popped up on dimensionals. I love the designer paper with all the highlighted words and text-speak...SO cute!
Notes:
True Love patterned paper
Copic markers
flower
recycled ribbon
What a clever pocket on this card. Beautiful project.
ReplyDeleteDeb, I love typewriters too!
ReplyDeleteI too have typewriter memories and your card is so creative with the pocket card approach just like filing cabinets.Thanks for the hop!
ReplyDeleteSo beautiful, Deb! Love the flower/ribbon detail.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful card Deb. That typewriter is so cute.
ReplyDeleteNice design, Deb!
ReplyDeleteCute card - and adding the folder tabs at top - just perfect!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful card!! I cannot wait to get my hands on this stamp set!
ReplyDeletegreat work - everything just comes together
ReplyDeleteThe little tabs are so darling!
ReplyDeleteCute card and thanks for the idea for using the Nestibilities...love it!
ReplyDeleteI loved your reminiscing, (it took me back with you.) Its so sweet and heartwarming to go back to the good ole days. Very pretty card too by the way.
ReplyDeleteVery clever card. Love the red accents. Hugz, Dottie
ReplyDeleteWhat a cool and delightful card. Love how the patterned paper goes so well with all the images.
ReplyDeleteDeb- I was blown away by this card at the release party- and I still think it is magnificent!
ReplyDeletelove your color combination. soft but still warm
ReplyDeleteWhat a great card, Deb. So nice that it can bring back such good memories for you.
ReplyDeleteFabulous cards. Love the tabs on top. That is a genius idea!
ReplyDeleteLove this card. I love the tabbed folders..they're perfect with the typewriter.
ReplyDeleteWonderful--I like the tab topped I Love You
ReplyDeleteVery unique card! Love the tabs!
ReplyDeleteThat's cute the way you made it look like file folders. I just love the whole thing!
ReplyDeleteI really like the tab effect on the card. So cute! TFS.
ReplyDeleteHNY!
Wow, what a great card. I am so loving this set. Your ribbon and flowers are awesome. patnbobcuddy at gmail dot com
ReplyDeleteLove your card, Deb and your story to go with it, so sweet!
ReplyDeleteOh, Deb - what a lovely card. How did you get the idea for the file folder tabs? Brilliant! Reminds me of the old office days (don't ask when). Hugs!
ReplyDeletesuch cute stamps! and lovely use in your card.
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely BEAUTIFUL design Deb, Gorgeous card!!!!!
ReplyDeleteGreat shabby card. I love it.Thanks
ReplyDeletesuch a sweet card, lovelt colors.love the idea of the manila folder
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun card and a sweet memory! Love the way you used file tabs!
ReplyDeletean unusual card that is so special. Thanks for sharing. My dad had one as well, and it does bring back memories, but would never have thought of what you did.
ReplyDeleteA sweet card! I love the little typewriter...use to type on one of those when I worked at a insurance company, my first real job!
ReplyDeleteSuper fun card, the file folders are a wonderful touch, clever little details!
ReplyDeleteLike the file folder idea - may have to CASE this one!
ReplyDeleteOhhh love the frilly!! And the file tab design is so cool!
ReplyDeleteFun file folder look!
ReplyDeleteThks for the story. I love typewriters too! Gorgeous folder.
ReplyDeleteA lovely bright card.
ReplyDeleteAdorable, original & creative!
ReplyDeleteHow fun! What a wonderful memory!
ReplyDeleteLove this adorable card. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteI love the unusual shapes that u have used to produce a fab card
ReplyDeleteLove it. This is cute.
ReplyDeleteReally clever card and I really like your file folders.
ReplyDeleteEnjoyed the story. Really
ReplyDeletecute card.
Gladys R.
Very special card-thanks for sharing your memories!
ReplyDeleteNice card and colors are very pretty
ReplyDeleteVery cute card. I'm also nostalgic when it comes to typewriters. I'd love to get my hands on this set, just for the typewriter. I also like the way you stamped I LOVE YOU simulating file folders. Very clever.
ReplyDeleteReally lovely card and such a clever design.TFS.
ReplyDeleteWonderful card, I think it always come through when inspired from a true memory! Thanks for sharing
ReplyDeleteA stroke of genius to include little "file folders" with the old-fashioned typewriter. It reminds me of my early days in the workplace. LOVE this card!
ReplyDeleteLove your idea for this card. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteLove your typewriter card, Deb. Great looking card.
ReplyDeleteThat typewriter image is getting a lot of play time today. Great card.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great card and great memories-thanks for sharing them with us!
ReplyDeleteThose little tabs at the top are so perfect with the image. Isn't it funny how things bring back memories.
ReplyDeleteGreat memories! TFS! And I love the little file folders at the top of your cute card!
ReplyDeleteWhat a clever card. Perfect match of flower and paper.
ReplyDeleteLovely. And having an image evoke such wonderful memories is a pleasant bonus!
ReplyDeleteVery cute card! I love your idea to use a nesty to cut in the pocket. The typewriter & tabs spelling out a message is very cute!
ReplyDeleteThe cards and designers in this blog hop are TOP NOTCH! I am loving this!
ReplyDeleteOh, forgot to mention..homeschooling mom here too! :)
ReplyDeleteSo cute! You're so talented.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great card.I love the colors you used.
ReplyDeleteOh goodness gracious this is beautiful.
ReplyDeleteThis card is soooo cute! TFS!
ReplyDeleteDeb, cute card! Loved the file folders and the ribbon w/flower!
ReplyDeleteThis is stunning Deb! I love the flower and ribbon too, they set the whole thing off.I love the typewriter stamp in this set. Most young people these days look at you crazy-like when you say 'typewriter'. They have no idea what it means!
ReplyDeleteLove the little tabbed cards-might have to copy them :)
ReplyDeleteAwesome card Deb! You are so clever to add the typed tabs! Great job!
ReplyDeleteI do adore that little typewriter image and the colors you selected for it too Deb. The tabs at the top are a cool effect, very original!
ReplyDeleteLove the colors. Your card is beautiful. Hugs, Teresa
ReplyDeleteCute card! TFS!
ReplyDeleteKris in Alaska
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Very gorgeous project! love the colors and design.
ReplyDeleteLuanne
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Your card is adorable! Wonderful technique!
ReplyDeleteA darling card for someone special! Love the dp used--so fitting with the typewriter image. Very creative and attractively done!
ReplyDeleteI love the file folders in the card! great design! So different and awesome!
ReplyDeletevery creative
ReplyDeleteA very cute idea!
ReplyDeleteThis is incredibly inventive! Love the office theme.
ReplyDeleteShala
I really really like the way you made it look like there was files behind the paper and typewriter. Great job.
ReplyDeleteIts like the most famous opinion here, but i would still like to mention how clever that typewriter thingy is! nice work...
ReplyDeletethis one is it...layers, cute, pleasing to the eye! thanks, con
ReplyDeleteI love your card, but I loved the memories of when you were a little girl that you shared. Those are very sweet memories and I love hearing people's remembrances of their childhoods. Happy New Year! Best, Curt
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