Supplies: Cardstock: Coredinations and Recollections, Tools: Cuttlebug machine with Happy Birthday folder and TH sanding block, Ink: Sakura, Adhesive: ATG, Sentiment: in stash
Sunday, January 20, 2013
Birthday Card for Grandson
A simple birthday card for my grandson who recently celebrated his twenty first birthday.
Tim Holtz Coredinations Distress cardstock embossed using the Cuttlebug Happy Birthday folder and sanded. Than it was attached to the base card that is made using Recollections Love Letters Kraft cardstock. A faux stitching was added using a white Sakura Gelly Roll Pen.
Inside of the card
Supplies: Cardstock: Coredinations and Recollections, Tools: Cuttlebug machine with Happy Birthday folder and TH sanding block, Ink: Sakura, Adhesive: ATG, Sentiment: in stash
Supplies: Cardstock: Coredinations and Recollections, Tools: Cuttlebug machine with Happy Birthday folder and TH sanding block, Ink: Sakura, Adhesive: ATG, Sentiment: in stash
Tuesday, January 1, 2013
Granddaughter's 3rd Birthday
My youngest grandchild will be three years old on Friday. For her birthday I made her a card and a large rosette pin she can wear.
The idea for the card I got from Robyn(My Pink Stamper). She made a similar card this past week and I thought it would be ideal for a birthday card. The little bird cut at 3 3/4 inches is from the Cricut Straight from the Nest cartridge.
The birthday rosette pin is from the Cricut Ribbons and Rosettes cartridge. 6-three and one half inch sections were cut, folded and glued together with adhesive to form the rosette. Pink circles were adhered using a hot glue gun. Before the circle was glued to back of the rosette three ribbons of each color were glued together using hot glue than glued to the back of the rosette. A medium safety pin was glued to the back circle with hot glue. A chipboard "3" was hot glued to the front pink disc.
The idea for the card I got from Robyn(My Pink Stamper). She made a similar card this past week and I thought it would be ideal for a birthday card. The little bird cut at 3 3/4 inches is from the Cricut Straight from the Nest cartridge.
The birthday rosette pin is from the Cricut Ribbons and Rosettes cartridge. 6-three and one half inch sections were cut, folded and glued together with adhesive to form the rosette. Pink circles were adhered using a hot glue gun. Before the circle was glued to back of the rosette three ribbons of each color were glued together using hot glue than glued to the back of the rosette. A medium safety pin was glued to the back circle with hot glue. A chipboard "3" was hot glued to the front pink disc.
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