Showing posts with label birthday cards. Show all posts
Showing posts with label birthday cards. Show all posts

Monday, March 25, 2013

Birthday Themed Card Exchange

What a busy month this has been! Earlier this month I posted about my upcoming card exchange with a Birthday theme seeing how my family has celebrated many Birthday's this March! Participants could create anything with a Birthday theme...young or old, feminine or masculine, serious or hilarious! There was a wide variety as usual, but all done beautifully with the help of gorgeous Close To My Heart products!

First off is my card. I think it turned it out to be one of my favorites in a long while.


One of the girls remarked that the black tulle was her favorite part of the whole card!



Next is Barbie~ She is new to our exchange and would you believe new to paper crafting?!! What a gorgeous card and that butterfly is amazing!


Janet's card is full of amazing cut outs from the Cricut cartridges. Her card could be used for both feminine or masculine I think!



Tommie shows off her dry embossing skills and great distressing techniques.


I love the black and yellow color theme that Pat chose for her card. She surprised us with an unexpected Cricut shape for the flower vase! Can you guess what it is?



Julie's cards travel many miles to reach me every year. How fitting that her vellum envelopes should be post marked with a Birthday sentiment!


Her card also featured a fun split opening behind the cute party hat!



Nanette's card is simply sweet with just a bit of pearls and lace to give it a soft, vintage feel!

 
 
 and finally... A bright and fun card from Stacie. The pops of color and dry embossing really make you want to celebrate!


A big thank you to all the ladies that participated in the exchange. I truly enjoy sharing all of your creations and seeing the wonderful artwork you design.

Monday, April 30, 2012

May Cricut Club {an H2H challenge}

May Cricut Club and the Heart 2 Heart challenge this week are a perfect match! I am absolutely in love with this month's promotion "Dotty For You" paper kit. Last month we created a Dream Banner for our project and this month I've decided to use the Dotty papers again. We will be exploring another box that can be cut on the Art Philosophy cricut cartridge, the fry box! It will hold four cards that feature the lovely floral paper which happens to coordinate with the Card Word Puzzle stamp set, one of my favorites this season. I have also incorporated the fun Birthday sentiments from the Just a Number stamp set, also a favorite! This will be a great project to keep for yourself or give as a gift!



Each card with humorous sentiments inside~


Just a bit of glitter glitz finishes the flower perfectly~


Please visit the Heart 2 Heart blog to see more floral creations from the design team and play along with us!

Friday, April 27, 2012

You Are ~ {amazing, cool, fun, original}

You only have a few more days to get this month's stamp "You Are" at a discounted price. Here is some artwork I did today. I just knew it would be perfect for "guy" cards, especially the last one as it is for my son who is turning 16 years of age today!!







When you spend $50 you can purchase the You Are stamp for just $5. You will also qualify for the Dotty For You paper kit available until the end of May. These papers retail for $19.95, but you'll only pay $5. Please contact me to place an order or shop online.

Friday, March 23, 2012

Dotty Stars

I am super excited about next month's promotion! It's a fabulous paper kit that you'll go "Dotty" for! Here is a sneak peek at some of the papers. My cards were inspired by one that I saw on Vicki Wizniuk's blog here, who was inspired by Ingrid Danvers card here!







Monday, February 1, 2010

Rock Star Celebration

We celebrated some Birthday's this weekend that totally ROCKED! Here are a couple of the cards I made for the "Rock Stars" that were partying this weekend. Both use the Star Power stamp set and the You Rock level 2 papers {CTMH}. Look for the skulls in the first one, they were embossed using the Cuttle Bug.