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Doomo Arigato, Mr. Roboto

Hi!  Tiddly Inks challenge #88 is to create a Father's Day or masculine card.  So I thought this was difficult since I mostly have Wryn images from Tiddly Inks.  Hehe.  So I went to search what kind of cute, boyish things I could find.  And I was thrilled to find this cute digi robot called Roboto

I kept this card pretty simple since that is what my hubby likes.  Clean and simple and cute.  I scored the card above and below the DP for some interest.  The letters and the orange dots are rub ons from American Crafts.  My letters are a bit off though but I think it's still cute.    

So of course the name of this digi totally reminds me of the song, Doomo Arigato, Mr. Roboto.  And it's kind of an inside joke in our family so it was perfect as a father's day card for the kiddies to give their daddy.  It's also the first card I think I've ever made for my hubby!  I wasn't sure if I should blog it already but I guess it's okay if he sees it early.  Then I'll know if he really reads my blog.  Please act surprise when the kiddies give it to you!  

Thanks for reading and have a great weekend!


Comments

Anonymous said…
A very cute card and the song is appropriate for father's day too..Thank you very much, Mr. Roboto...I had listen to it when I saw your card =)
Yes, I remember hearing this song way back.... A cute image and I'm sure your hubby is going to get a kick out of his card... LOL!
Cheryl said…
Argh, that's one of those songs that get stuck in your head, now I can't stop hearing it over and over in my head! Super cute card! Nice shading of the robot
Ahh this is so super cute Eva!! I love this image and the sentiment is absolutely perfect! Love those dots too. Great job! :D
Lou Mac said…
Ahhhh!! LOVE this card. How perfect is that patterned paper with the cogs and stuff?! Awesome!!

Reall love those letters - and I wouldn't have even noticed they were off if you hadn't said! :P

Thanks for joining us over at Tiddly Inks for our 'Father's Day' challenge. Good luck.

xo, Lou Mac.
Rachel Parys said…
No way, I was looking at robot images on TI yesterday too! I have some cute robot paper I bought months ago, and I thought it would make a great father's day card! Great colors! Love the sentiment, too funny!
Loopylou. said…
omgosh!!!! how super sweet is this?!!! I love this little guy, he was one of my first tiddly buys!!! and he looks perfect on that paper!
thank you so much for playing along with the tiddly inkers
hugs Lou xxx
ccroll said…
VERY cute!! Love it all!
vee m. said…
Great card. Love the colors/pattern paper you chose =)
hehe I LOVE this! Now I wanna know what the inside joke is.. ;) LOVE the song too. Your colors, shading, card are brilliant. So happy you joined us at Tiddly Inks!!
hugs, Leah
Larissa said…
Great fabulous card! Love the design paper you used and the colours are so lovely for a male card. Thanks for joining us at the Tiddly Inks challenge.

Hugs,
Larissa
LOVE LOVE LOVE!!! Gorgeous robot Tiddly creation! I love the colors and the CAS feel...sharing on our Facebook page too! Thanks for joining us at Tiddly Inks!
Hugs,
M
Lorraine said…
Oh I love your card and that little robot, Eva! I'm sure your hubby will love it!
Arabella said…
Eva this is adorable! I bet your hubby loved it! I love the sentiment you have used!

Thanks so much for playing along with us at Tiddly Inks!

Arabella
Pop's Cards said…
Hi sweetie wow this is stunning perfect for our male challenge at Tiddly Inks, thanks for joining us this time, huggles Pops x x x
RiNNE said…
love this song! awesome card!

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