Showing posts with label Birthday card. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Birthday card. Show all posts

Saturday, June 23, 2018

June's Blog Hop - Theme - Red!


Happy Saturday Stampers!  I am wishing you all a happy June and welcome to SUMMER!!!! 

The weather is beautiful here on Vancouver Island and to celebrate, my blog hop share for the theme "red" is the birthday card I made for my mom.  I used Stampin' Up!'s Daisy Delight stamp set with matching punch and I incorporated cardstock colors Real Red and Cherry Cobbler.  I also used a bit of the Share What You Love specialty designer series paper for a bit of green accent.


Mom's birthday card
Card front


Inside of card


Close-up of red flower


Close-up of bottom corner flower

I hope you enjoyed my card today and that you find more creative inspiration from the others on this hop.
Have a wonderful week!

 
Adrienne

Erica



















Stampin' Up! Products Used:
Tips and Tricks to recreate this card:
Cut:
Cherry Cobbler cardstock: 11" x 4 1/4" (use both pieces)
Real Red cardstock: 5 1/4" x 4" (cut from one corner down to the other)
DSP: 5 1/4" x 4" (also cut fron one corner down to the other)
Old Olive cardstock: 5 1/4" x 3 1/2" (inside mat)
Blushing Bride cardstock: 5" x 3 1/4" (inside stamping/greeting area)
Next:
1.  Fold both Cherry Cobbler pieces in half so you have two card bases 5 1/2" x 4 1/4"
2.  Open both up and do a dry fit whereby overlapping half of one piece over the other to create the center of your card.
3.  Now, from the fold on the top right, trim diagonally down to the bottom right outside corner, and on the second piece, from the fold on the top left, trim diagonally down to the bottom left outside corner. 
4 Now you can glue one rectangle onto the back of the second rectangle Cherry Cobbler piece so you have the "triangles" on either side.
5.  Now glue or use Tear-n-Tape on the bottom edge of the right triangle and glue down so it becomes the flap running from top right to bottom left of your card base.
6.  Now you take the Real Red cardstock triangle you put from above and lay over the triangle flap so it matches up.  Place this piece into your Basket Weave 3D embossing folder and run through the Big Shot.
7.  Glue your real red embossed triangle onto the glued down triangle flap on your card base.
8.  Now you glue the left hand side triangle on your cardbase down over top of the now glued down right hand triangle piece.
9.  I then glued my green DSP triangle piece onto this triangle.  Look at photos above to see what I am talking about because I know this can be "clear as mud"!
10.  You then ink the daisy from the Delightful Daisy stamp set with real red ink and stamp 5 daisies onto a scrap of Whisper White Cardstock and once onto a scrap piece of Real Red cardstock and punch out. 
11.  You then ink the daisy with Cherry Cobbler ink and stamp twice onto a scrap of Cherry Cobbler cardstock.
12.  Using photos for reference, assemble your daisies and attach to the card front and onto the inside mat.
13.  I stamped my greeting using Cherry Cobbler ink.
14. I attach a few Gold Facetted gems to the centers of the daisies.
You are done!!!  Admire your stamped creation and give yourself a happy pat on the back!
Enjoy.







Monday, August 14, 2017

Best Birds Happy Birthday Card

Hello stamping friends and welcome to another blog post.
This time round I pulled out my Best Birds Stampin' Up! stamp set and created a birthday card. I hope you like it :)

Card front

I love the Emerald Envy color which is such a rich and jewel toned hue.  I combined it with Night of Navy and stamped my pieces onto Very Vanilla cardstock.  I love coloring the birds in this stamp set and you can go all out with color combinations!  I think my friend will love this card, don't you?

Close-up of card front

Inside of card

Have a wonderful week and see you again!









Stampin' Up! Supplies Used:
Tips and Tricks to recreate this card:
Cut:
Emeral Envy card base:  11" x 4 1/4" and scored in half
Mat cut 5 1/4" x 4"
Night of Navy mat: 5 3/8" x 4 1/8"
Banner: 5" x 2" and one end punched with the Triple Banner punch
Pear Pizzaz scrap to die cut the tree limb
Very Vanilla scraps to stamp bird and flowers and greeting
Very Vanilla inside card mat: 5 1/4" x 4"
Next:
1. Stamp bird using Soft Suede ink and then color it in using soft suede, daffodil delight and Flirty flamingo inks.  I also then used my Basic Black marker to color in the bird's eye and then added a teeny dot for its pupil using the retired White Gel pen.  I then applied a small amount of the Fine Tip Glue over the eye to make it shine and pop a bit! (optional:  you can also apply the Fine Tip Glue to the beak).
2.  Stamp four flowers using Versa Mark and then cover with White Embossing Powder and heat set.
3.  Color the flower petals in using Daffodil Delight and Pumpkin Pie inks with a blender pen.
4.  Stamp your greeting of choice (I used Happy Birthday from the Teeny Tiny Wishes stamp set) using Night of Navy Ink and then punch out using the Classic Label punch.
5.  Die cut you tree limb from Pear Pizzaz cardstock using the Birds & Blooms Thinlets.
6.  Die cut the inked and colored bird and flowers using the matching dies from the same thinlets set.
7.  Use the Garden Trellis embossing folder to create the textured background for the Emeral Envy mat and the Night of Navy banner.
8.  Glue the Night of Navy cardstock mat to your card base.
9.  Glue the embossed Night of Navy banner to your embossed Emerald Envy and then glue this whole piece to your card base.
10.  Now assemble your card by first glueing on the tree limb as shown in photo using multipurpose glue.
11.  Then attach the flowers and the bird, also with glue.
12.  Attach the greeting using two mini Stampin' Dimensionals.
13.  Apply the Pearl Basic Jewels to the flower centers and to each end of your greeting.
14.  Last, and as an option, apply one Bitty Bow centered over your greeting (you could also add another flower instead, or leave it blank).
15.  I die cut the mini bird out of a scap piece of the Night of Navy cardstock and glued it inside the card onto the Very Vanilla card mat.
Okay,  now all you need is an envelope and you are ready to send this beauty out.
Enjoy!