After trimming the words away, I mounted the picture on Stampin' Up!'s Cherry Cobbler card stock. Using a Sizzix die, I cut out two borders and glued them on the back. Then I glued the piece down on SU!'s Night of Navy card stock. I made sure to leave room for the sentiment, which I stamped using a Tim Holtz stamp and SU! Night of Navy ink.
If you don't have any fancy supplies, not worries. You can pick up a couple of sheets of paper from your local craft store and hand write your sentiments in. Making a handmade card is more about the love and time that goes into it than perfection.
I really think that a Veteran would love getting this on his or her birthday. I'm waiting for just the right person to send it to.
From now on, I'm going to think twice before I step on the lever to open the trash can. Perhaps there's a card just waiting to be made.
Thanks so much for stopping by and have a wonderful (and crafty) day!

A great save from the trash can! It is beautiful image! I can see why you would want to turn it into a card! A wonderful birthday card for sure!
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