Thursday, March 13, 2014

CAS birthday

 I've had these pre-cut card blanks for several years and have never used them.  Mostly because I like to start with a sketch and no sketches ever fit this.  But this week I finally found a sketch that worked and I have to say, I will probably be using more like this in the future.  I love how it turned out.  Nice a CAS and girly. : )  The oval was already cut out, so I started by laying my banner strips on top and then trimming them out from the back.  Then I stamped the sentiment  and a flower that just peeks through.  It needed something else, so I added a stitches stamp and than three pearls.  Here's what the inside looks like when opened.
 And here is the card and the matching envelope.  I stamped the same flower from the card onto the corner.  It's faint, but you can just see it.  No items from my bits and pieces stash were used, but the banner strips were all scraps I had been saving for "something".

Challenges:
Art Impressions #131--Take a Peek (window/opening card)
Paper Pretties #301--birthday cards
Word Art Wednesday #123--anything goes with uplifting sentiment
Creative Inspirations #256--favorite color combo (my favorite card making combo is green and pink)

Supplies:
Stamps: Rubbernecker Stamps "Garden Sentiments"; PTI "Year of Flowers: Collection" carnation


5 comments:

  1. Something looks pretty darn good! Very girly and sweet.

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  2. lovely card. Thanks for joining us at Tuesday Throwdown Challenges this week.
    Linda K. DT
    www.ladybugstampers.blogspot.com

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  3. A gorgeous creation! Thanks for playing at Creative Inspirations! xxx

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  4. Hi Heather! This is really pretty, and you did a great job following the sketch. Thanks so much for sharing your art in our challenge this week and please stop by again soon.
    God bless you,
    Karen
    Word Art Wednesday

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  5. Very elegant! Thanks for sharing with us at The Crafter's Cafe for our Flowers challenge..
    Blessings,
    Zella

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