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All Aboard Card! Taylored Expressions Retired SALE…

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Taylored Expressions is bidding a fond farewell to over 200 products as we retire some of our favorite items with an amazing SALE. Choose from a variety of stamps and dies at up to 80% off retail price — but hurry, once they’re gone, they’re gone forever! Check out the graphic above to see how you can earn an even greater discount off the sale price and then visit the SALE HERE to start shopping! Additional discounts expire July 17th.

I’m sharing a card today that I made with two retiring stamp sets and one of the retiring dies…

Pam Sparks All Aboard 7.7.2016

I had so much fun coloring up this adorable train from the All Aboard stamp set! I colored with Copic Sketch Markers and hand cut all the pieces. TIP: I like to cut the images out before I color so there aren’t any white edges left after coloring. I accented here and there with the Extra Fine Point White Sharpie Pen. 

Pam Sparks All Aboard 7.7.2016 Close

For the background I die cut one of the Build a Scene Rolling Clouds in white cardstock and layered it on an A2 white card-base. Using the MISTI stamping tool, I stamped the words choo choo from the All Aboard set with TE Premium Dye Granny Smith Ink and the words under the track from the Loads of Fun stamp set with TE Premium Hybrid Oreo ink. 

Pam Sparks All Aboard 2 - 7.7.2016

I added the cloud layer to the card-base with a piece of thin white craft foam, glued the track directly to the card and mounted the train pieces with foam mounting squares.

A super fun and cute birthday card!

My second card for today is very CAS (clean and simple) but I loved it. An encouragement card for sure! This time of year with it being so hot, it could even be a card to encourage a friend to keep drinking water! lol

Pam Sparks Keep Chuggin 7.7.2016

I die cut the Train Track Border die in white and colored it to look like wood. The top track pieces are cut in silver metallic cardstock and glued on top. I stamped the sentiments from the All Aboard set with TE Premium Hybrid Oreo ink and the MISTI stamping tool. 

Linking up to…

Addicted To Stamps and More Challenge – Anything Goes

Thanks for stopping by today!  My cards will be on the TE blog  today too!

Be sure to click over to the SALE!

Links to the products I used in the Taylored Expressions Webstore…

18 thoughts on “All Aboard Card! Taylored Expressions Retired SALE…

  1. Adorable!! Would be perfect for my 4 yr. old great grandson. Fantastic copic coloring! Great tip about cutting out first to eliminate white edges. Must remember .. LOL

  2. Darling card Pam! My Nephew has a passion for trains so I added it to my order. Thanks for sharing the link to the sale! =)

  3. Such a cute cards Pam, the choo choo train is adorable and much more unique than your usual train. Love the sentiments too. Lot’s of great sales. Thank you Pam.

  4. OMGosh Pam, these cards are fabulous! But then you tell me they’re retired stamps, that’s not nice! lol. You did a great job, love those trains and the track. Beautiful coloring too!

  5. Both cards are so darn cute! My four year old grandson would have loved that train one. Great idea!

  6. Oh my goodness you did a fantastic job on this!! cutting the cars out makes all the difference, and fantastic coloring of them!! Your CAS card is cute too, great sentiment!

  7. Pam you tempt me!!! LOve your card, and my pun-y sense of humor might take that in another direction, completely, at this moment!!! xxx
    =]

  8. This is the cutest thing ever! If I was making kids’ cards I’d be all over this, but now that I’m not selling at work anymore I don’t make that many. LOVE the tracks inside, too. So CUTE!

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