I made two versions of the "chalkboard" -- mostly because after making the first one I thought I could do even better.


And here's the card front:

Postscript - I've been getting a lot of questions on how I made this card. There's an excellent tutorial for the Chalkboard technique on the SplitCoastStampers website at:
http://www.splitcoaststampers.com/ee/index.php/resources/tutorials/chalkboard_technique/
2 comments:
This is just stunning Joyce. Thanks for sharing. Now I need to figure out how you DID this - would love any tips. I've never been successful with the chalks!!
Thanks for any help or places I can view this technique
Jan
it looks like i got the "better" one! thank you, joyce, for a wonderful birthday card! btw...my birthday continues, but i just can't get away with too much! f
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