- A6 size card (approximately 4-1/4” x 6-1/4”) is constructed on a smooth heavyweight kraft brown cardstock base - the background mat on the card front is a colorful U.S. map design print paper (please note that the background detail may vary slightly depending on where it was cut from the source sheet) - outside sentiment is “RETIREMENT is not the end of the road. It’s the beginning of the open highway.”, which has been printer printed using a non-script font on a smooth white cardstock…

Hi there! Here is a new word die set from The Stamps of Life. It is called Trendy Happy Retirement: I created an A2 card base from Licorice Archival. I added a piece of Powdered Sugar and Sweetheart patterned paper. The sentiment was cut from silver glitter paper and added to Licorice. I stamped several sentiments using Tiny titles stamp set. This

I wanted a pretty retirement card for a teacher at my GS's school, and I wanted it girly. I saw this design on Pinterest and case'd it. https://www.docrafts.com/Projects/rainbow-retirement/4020805 Mine is all computer generated. I changed the font, colour, and added stars and gems. Inside says ... ''Yes, Mrs King it's your turn! ''

Better late than never to this week's Color Challenge party! The sketch is from Just Add Ink and I've also entered this in the TGIF challenge. Please visit my blog for more details. http://stefperry.blogspot.com/2015/07/wild-about-retirement.html

Welcome to my ABC Card Series! Throughout this series I’ll be sharing a variety of cards for every occasion from A to Z! Today’s card shows my idea of retirement… salt air, an ocean bre…

A Happy Retirement card made using the Beautiful Bouquet and the Well Said stamp sets.

Today I'm sharing a retirement card. I don't make too many of these but needed one because our Canadian DDM is retiring and I wanted to...

What to write in a retirement card that conveys sincerity on achieving this life changing milestone includes three steps: congratulate them, acknowledge their contributions and wish them well. Your thoughtfully crafted message might be treasured for years to come. What you write depends on how well you know the person.