birthdays, birthdays and more birthdays…
Happy Tuesday! I’m not sure why September seems to be one of my busiest birthday months, but every April and September I seem to be running behind in card making.
This is the other card I made while my husband was recovering from surgery. It was a secret card in case the intended recipient read my blog. It is being delivered today, so I feel safe in posting.
I am really loving clean and simple cards. I just love the simplicity and a little surprise element, like the red rhinestones. The cake and “Birthday Wishes” are embossed in chocolate embossing powder. I cut the card base from the Labels One nesti from Spellbinders. Added a little twine and this sweet card was done.
I also made a matching giftcard holder based on the Caardvarks sketch #1 challenge this week. I kept it in the same color family and used another Hero Arts stamp set for the sentiment. On the background I tried out my new Verve stamp using Versamark ink on the kraft cardstock.
Birthday Wishes Materials
Cardstock: Bazzill Basics Paper
Stamps: Hero Arts
Ink: Versamark
Cuttlebug die cut machine: Labels One (Spellbinder)
Other: Twine, embossing powder
Thanks for stopping by and taking a look.
Giftcard Materials
Cardstock: Bazzill Basics Paper
Patterned Paper: K & Company
Stamps: Hero Arts, Verve
Ink: Versamark, Colorbox
Other: Sharpie, scallop circle punch (Ek Success), coin envelope
Comments are always welcomed and appreciated. Thanks for the love!
SmilynStef
Fabulous creations … love all of the fun polka dots on the great gift holder.
Heidi Van Laar
So pretty! I love the red with the kraft!
lauren
lovely cards! i adore that teeny cake, and the g/c holder with its polka dots is VERY festive indeed! ♥
nannysroom
And Sweet they are~ You have been quite busy my friend!
Victoria
Hi Lisa
thanks for visiting my blog and for your lovely comments. Glad I popped here as I don’t want to leave I love your style of cards – just beautiful. Will be back again!
Victoria
x
Jenyfur
Really love your style, Lisa — simple, straight-forward, but stunning.