Inspired by these wonderful chipboard letters and tiles, I thought it would be so much fun to create a ransom style message design on a card.
It’s a little mix of this and that and a tiny bit of stamping thrown in. I like it because it is unique from most of my other projects. I’ll even let you in on a secret. The dog chewed a couple of these letters when he so helpfully opened my two peas in a bucket order for me that the postal worker left on the porch. I think it still works with the shabby look. Thankfully I was able to salvage most of my order but a few large chipboard pieces had to hit the recycling bin.
It’s time for another Ways to Use it Challenge and I’d like to challenge you to create a ransom style project. Mix up your letters or words. Cut them out of a stamped sentiment, newsprint, chipboard letters or whatever you have on hand. The more random, the better the look. I hope you’ll have fun with this challenge and join us here.
Secret Admirer Card
Quick Tip: The more you mix it up with different fonts and styles, the more “ransom” looking your project will appear.
Supplies: kraft cardstock by Bazzill, chipboard letters, paper and stamp from the Paper Girl line by The Girls’ Paperie, Tiny Attacher by Advantus, Brushed Corduroy Distress Ink by Ranger, Tim Holtz Trinket Pin & Game Spinner by Advantus
Happy creating!
