Tomorrow sees the start of the 2010 tennis championship at Wimbledon. Every year I intend to watch as much as I can, but somehow I seldom seem to watch as much as I think I will. Last year was a complete write-off for me because John went into hospital on the first day and was extremely ill for the whole of the championship and beyond - I just caught towards the end of that terrific men's final by listening on John's radio in hospital.
Anyway, this card is for the sponsored sketch challenge this week on
Daring Cardmakers:
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This week there are prizes on offer from generous sponsors
Nikki Sivils, Scrapbooker and
Sarah's Cards. For further information and to see the rules for the challenge, please visit
DCM.
So I used the Wimbledon tennis theme for the card. The background of the card is Tim Holtz idea-ology retro grunge paper, the grassy paper and the tennis paper are Kanban. The image is a clipart one and the tennis racket, shoes and balls are Artoz stickers. The bands of text across the bottom were printed on my Dymo letratag.
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The ticket for Ladies' finals day was generated using the
Concert ticket maker - make your own virtual ticket. Oh, wouldnt it be wonderful to be able to make valid tickets like this!! This is what it looks like close up:
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It looks good, doesn't it - if you've never come across the ticket maker site before it's certainly worth a look.
I expect the recipiant of the card will have to be like me and watch on TV rather than have a centre court ticket ... although you never know!