Time to rise n' shine...
Hard to imagine it's FRIDAY already... where has this week flown to? {Yikes}
This isn't your typical "Anne" card, but strangely enough I find that everything of late needs to be "rounded!" {LOL} Besides... it carries the rounded tag nicely, don't you think? Not to worry... just a passing phase of mine. {wink}
When our daughter, Sophie saw this card I created for another blogger's birthday... her comment was, "_____ is going to be 59?" What... Upon closer inspection I noted the position of numbers within the collage. After responding to her question we all enjoyed a good chuckle! Hopefully the recipient will too? I've added a "cupcake" stencil, so that should make-up for any misunderstanding! {LOL}
1. Start with a 4 1/4" X 6" finished card.
2. Cut and set aside the 2 3/4" X 3 3/4" embossed number collage intense pink layer. Swipe with Brilliance moonlight white for added pop!
3. Cut and set aside the 1 1/2" X 5 1/2" embossed swiss dots strip of spring willow light layer.
4. Stamp image using chocolate chip ink to frosted pink. Stamp two more images on frosted teal and spring willow light, cut and layer to your tag.
5. Add ribbon, bling, play with your layout and adhere!
XTRA -
1. Purchase a variety of embellishments in white. This enables the customizing of trims, flowers, etc... using an ink pad or re-inker.
2. Embellish a sentiment using bling, brads or gel pen.
Hard to imagine it's FRIDAY already... where has this week flown to? {Yikes}
This isn't your typical "Anne" card, but strangely enough I find that everything of late needs to be "rounded!" {LOL} Besides... it carries the rounded tag nicely, don't you think? Not to worry... just a passing phase of mine. {wink}
When our daughter, Sophie saw this card I created for another blogger's birthday... her comment was, "_____ is going to be 59?" What... Upon closer inspection I noted the position of numbers within the collage. After responding to her question we all enjoyed a good chuckle! Hopefully the recipient will too? I've added a "cupcake" stencil, so that should make-up for any misunderstanding! {LOL}
1. Start with a 4 1/4" X 6" finished card.
2. Cut and set aside the 2 3/4" X 3 3/4" embossed number collage intense pink layer. Swipe with Brilliance moonlight white for added pop!
3. Cut and set aside the 1 1/2" X 5 1/2" embossed swiss dots strip of spring willow light layer.
4. Stamp image using chocolate chip ink to frosted pink. Stamp two more images on frosted teal and spring willow light, cut and layer to your tag.
5. Add ribbon, bling, play with your layout and adhere!
XTRA -
1. Purchase a variety of embellishments in white. This enables the customizing of trims, flowers, etc... using an ink pad or re-inker.
2. Embellish a sentiment using bling, brads or gel pen.
Stamps:
-Happy Birthday $pot (Kolette Hall) by Studio G
Ink:
-Classic Chocolate Chip by SU!
-Brilliance Moonlight White by Tsukineko
Cardstock:
-Frosted Pink, Intense Pink, Frosted Teal and Spring Willow Light by Prism
Accessories:
-Creative Candy Mini Star by A Muse
-Organdy Ribbon by SU!
Tools:
-1/16" Circle Punch by McGill
-Cuttlebug Number Collage Embossing Folder by ProvoCraft
-Cuttlebug Swiss Dots Embossing Folder by Provocraft
-Corner Rounder by CM
I truly apologize for abandoning everyone, but as you know it's Easter Sunday this week! {too early} My schedule hasn't afforded me the leisure of volunteering on the Easter bunny's behalf until today... so I'll be hopping along!
Thanks for taking a moment to mosey over the pickets for a chat neighbor!
9 comments:
This is fun! Hope your 59-year-old friend though so too ;)
Cool card, Anne!
Love the card and your story......kids say the cutest things don't they?
Thanks so much for visiting my blog! I love the card - it is so bright and colorful!
Great card Anne! Love those colors, and the rounded corners...LOL!
Hugs,
Michelle
Love this -- so adorable!!
Very cute Anne...I love this look!!!
Love the beautiful simple design. your work is really inspiring.
Great stuff.
I just found your blog and love it.
Look forward to reading more.
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