Congratulations on the New House

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I made a card for a friend of mine that wanted to say thank you to a client who had recently purchased a house for their family. I  had actually never made a card with that theme so I was stoked to try something new out. I started out with drawing a simple house shape and then cut it out using an exact-o knife.

Then I proceeded to add a map patterned paper that i've had for a while behind it. happy i finally hot the chance to use it. I really dig the way it came out. Then I used a few Heidi Swapp accents, stitching lines that I made with a white gelly ink pen, and black lines done with a Pilot precise V5 pen. Finishing things off with the simple sentiment " Congratulations on your new home". 


On the Inside I added the little houses and with Versa mark ink and white embossing powder by Ranger. I added the same white stitching lines along the edge of the inside personalized sentiment. I also decorated the envelope with some simple strips of paper to match the color scheme.


I really love the color scheme of this card and the fresh look. I hope yous guys dig it too. 

If your looking for a Real Estate broker specializing in buying, selling, or leasing homes with great customer service please email Michael Brown with M.R. Brown Solutions by CLICKING HERE. 

See ya'll Next Time. Thanks for stopping by. 


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