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Friday, 23 July 2021

Happy Birthday

I made this card for my youngest great-nephew's forthcoming birthday.  As I haven't made any cards for a while it took my longer to find everything than it did to make the card!

I trimmed a piece of pale blue paper and layered it onto brown paper before die cutting an oval from the left side and placing it into my MISTI.  I stamped the sentiment with dark brown ink and then attached the paper to the card front.  I die cut the precoloured LOTV Art Pad image with an oval die and then die cut a number '5' on one of the sails before inlaying the topper into the card front.  I attached a small snippet of brown paper to a piece of card before die cutting '5' and inlaying it into the card.

To make this card I used:
     6" x 6" white matt card blank
     Lili of the Valley 'Action Time' Art Pad
     My Favorite Things 'Inside & Out Stitched Oval STAX Die-namics' and Memory Box 'Classic Numbers' dies
     Hobby Art 'General Greetings' stamps
     Versafine Vintage Sepia ink
     Lili of the Valley 'Bear Necessities' and 'Enchantment' papers

I am entering the following challenges:
     Happy Little Stampers Anything Goes With Dies - July Challenge
     Love to Craft - Anything Goes
     Seize the Birthday - Anything Goes

Kath x

7 comments:

  1. A fabulous card for a 5 year old,love that you added the age to the sail

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  2. Perfect card for a little one and love the design Kath. Hugs, Carol S.xxx

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  3. Super card Kath, great idea to add the age on the sail. Your great nephew is going to love it. xx

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  4. A very cute card and love how you inlaid all the layers, including the 5 xxx

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  5. Hi Kath, A lovely card for your great nephew. Sue

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  6. This image is perfect for your great-nephew's birthday Kath and love the die cut number inset into the sail of the sweet little boat, and the pastel blue and brown background with the topper cut from a stitched oval die also inset looks so pretty, and a coordinating vertical sentiment to finish. x

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