I've been meaning to use this stamp set, Birthday Cupcake, available from Kate at i {heart} papers, but sometimes there are more to-dos than the day is long!
I love the softness of this card. It isn't for a birthday - it's for a pick-me-up for a girl. My 12 yo dd approved, so I think it'll be just fine. It's sweet, just like the young lady it is being sent to.
Using Basic Grey's Eva 6x6 pad, I paper pieced the base of the cupcake. I used several other papers from this collection on the card. I used a pink marker to give the frosting a little highlight. I only have 8 1/2"x11" green tea paper so for the base of this 6"x6" card I had to cut 2 pieces. I joined them with a scrap that folds over the top of the card, sandwiching the card base. I used my scor-pal to score just below the upper scallop edge so the card can be easily opened.
Thanks for stopping by and sharing in the journey for today!!!
stamps; birthday cupcake (inkadinkado IHP)
paper; green tea, coconut smoothie (bazzill), eva 6x6 pad (basic grey IHP)
ink; Charcoal (palette hybrid ink IHP)
accessories; ciao markers (copic), oval and scallop oval nestabilities (spellbinders IHP), white satin ribbon (offray),, adhesive rhinestones (amuse), pink gingham ribbon (bazzill)
2 comments:
OMG, what a SWEET card! I love everything about it. Love how you used grey to stamp instead of black. It softens the look just enough. It's sure to pick up any girl's spirits!
Oh Wow! This is so cute! Love this!
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