Showing posts with label Doctor's card. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Doctor's card. Show all posts

Sunday, July 28, 2019

The last two Doctor/Nurse cards

The last for now, that is!  I hope to make another batch for my nephew in the fall.  I used the Dream Pop papers from Close To My Heart, along with the Proud Nurse set from Art Impressions:


Both are coloured with Copic markers, and cut from Art Impressions Inside-out Stitched dies.

Thursday, July 25, 2019

More Doctor/Nurse cards

I have four more of the cards I'm making for my nephew... using the Proud Nurse Set & UM4099 from Art Impressions:




I had such a blast making these - all are coloured with Copic markers and the papers are an older 6" pad that I've had around for awhile.

Wednesday, July 10, 2019

Doctor cards

I have a nephew who is doing his residency after finishing med school, and he needs a stash of thank you cards to thank the many mentors & practices that he works with all the time.  I've made him a few of these in the past, and apparently they're quite a hit when he hands them out.  So here are 3 from my latest batch:
 I used the Hello Again papers from Carta Bella, and used my sewing machine to add a little zigzag stitching to the backgrounds.
 This image is from the Art Impressions Proud Nurse Work & Play set.  There's a similar sentiment with a birthday angle in the set, but these are to be thank you cards, to I printed out all the sentiments with my computer
My two fellas are from the UM4099 set from Art Impressions, and I raised up the sentiments with pop dots, and added a syringe to "Doctors call the shots".  Everything is coloured with Copic markers.

Saturday, December 2, 2017

Doctor cards

I have two more cards to share that I've made for my nephew who's in Med school - I think they'll go over well!  The image is Doctor Bill (Sku #4088), and both sentiments are from the Proud Nurse Set (Sku #4899) - all are Art Impressions:




Monday, May 26, 2014

Introducing, Dr. Matlock

There was much excitement in our family last week, when my nephew was accepted to Med school in BC!  We're all pretty proud of him, and so I needed a graduation card to fit the occassion.  You may have seen this idea on Pinterest like I did (you can see Melike's original post here! She gives instructions.)

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