I made this card for my dad's birthday.
I took the inspiration for it from a post on the Cricut message board by KatesaCraftyBugger
http://www.cricut.com/messageboard/tm.aspx?m=4016711
Kate cuts the spaces around the letters by hand but I wanted my cricut machine to do it all for me if I could so I made it in Inkscape and imported it into SCAL for cutting. Using the shadow feature in Inkscape gave me the different thicknesses of the letters. I then put a rectangle page at the end for a message. I used my 12 x 24 inch mat and paper so was able to cut it all out of one piece of card - each letter was about 6 x 4 inches in size - just fitted into a standard envelope.
Raewyn
http://raewyndave.blogspot.com/
A Long card
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Re: A Long card
I saw that post and had the same thought, but never tried it. It really turned out great! TFS
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Thank you - I made it in a hurry so there are a few things I would change slightly - mainly the lining up of the fold lines better, but I was happy with a first attempt.
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