More bright pink for today’s card. I’ve used one of the newest Lili of the Valley stamps, the teddy bear with the cupcake. It’s available as a digital stamp in their online shop.
The card is simple where the card base (from MFT Stamps) is matching the frosting and the background paper (also MFT Stamps) is matching the coloured image as well. A simple embossed Norwegian sentiment (Mathia Design) and a few matching enamel dots finished off the card this time.
For my sister’s birthday I’ve made two cards and they are completely different. The first of the two that I will show you is this fun one. I’ve combined products from loads of different companies again: Mama Elephant (stamp), Altenew (stencil and enamel dots), Distress Oxides, MFT Stamps (background stamp and bigger die), La-La Land Crafts (smaller die), Papirdesign (word die) and Mathia Design (embossed text).
I have another Rachelle Anne Miller card to share with you. This time I’ve used one of the new stamps that was released earlier this month. It’s called Birthday Turtle. I have mirrored the stamp so the turtle is facing the right side and I drew in some clouds behind the turtle. The balloons were coloured up in loads of different colours, because why not right? And then I added some sentiments and enamel dots in various colours to go with.
Did you see the video I posted the other day? If not you can find it here. This is my second project for the Rachelle Anne Miller design team this month and I’ve kept the card pretty simple. I’ve used the clear stamp version from MFT Stamps here, but the image is also available as a digital stamp here.
The sentiment is by Pretty Pink Posh and I’ve added the coloured panel on foam tape to raise it slightly from the white card base.
Time for another birthday card today! I’ve used a stamp from Mama Elephant and a die from Papirdesign to create this card. For once I’ve even made a mini slimline card as that size fit the stamp perfectly. These are a bit unusual colours for me, but it’s fun to try other combinations and this is such a fun one! A few matching enamel dots from Altenew and a matching cardstock background finished off the look.
