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Doctor cards

Hello!  I made three doctor or medical related cards today so I felt really productive.  But of course it's not just making cards anymore.  There's the photo taking, photo editing, then listing and then promoting.  I finally feel like I have a process of card making and listing on Etsy.  Oh, and then there is the packing and printing and taking packages to the post office.  I am so grateful my kids' school is near the post office but I wonder if the post office employees are tired of seeing me.  I go to a small one that's only open a few hours a week.

All three cards were made using Altenew's Doctors Rule stamp set.  I made a similar one to this a while ago and since it finally sold, I made another one.  But this one doesn't have the giftcard holder on the the inside already included like the original.  The stethoscope is heat embossed in gold.  And I tidy up the stamping of the sentiment with my Copic multiliner.

So while I was making these cards I looked up matching day and it's in March.  I like that this card is very unique for Match Day for doctors.  The stethoscope here is also heat embossed in gold.

Here is the 3rd card.  I like the heart!  It's just right for the right person.  Haha.  My kids keep telling me no one is gonna buy the cards with this heart on it.  I want to prove them wrong.

Okay, I have some other cards to finish up.  Thanks so much for stopping by!




Comments

Rachel Parys said…
These are great CAS cards!! Very cool!
Denice said…
I learned something today....I didn't know what Match Day was, now I do after Googling it. I love the gold stethoscope...very polished looking cards!
Cheryl said…
Yeah, I kind of dread standing in line at the post office nowadays. We used to be able to leave our prepaid boxes on the side counter but now they want everyone to stand in line so they can double check the weight since some people were not paying the correct postage :( Neat cards!

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