I made this bright birthday card for the Create with Connie and Mary Color Challenge#158 here, and with the Stamping 411 Sketch#211 here. The colors of the challenge are Pumpkin Pie, Basic Gray and So Saffron.
The base is Pumpkin Pie card stock and I added some DSP from the Playful Polka Dot Simply Scrappin Kit. I ran a piece of Basic Gray thru the Big Shot with the Striped Textured Impression Embossing Folder. I added a piece of Saffron DSP from Just Add Cake. The rectangular Pumpkin Pie polka-dotted piece is a die-cut from the Playful Polka Dot SS Kit. I stamped the balloons from Crazy for Cupcakes in Basic Gray ink on So Saffron, Pumpkin Pie and Basic Gray card stock. I added the wish big sentiment from Pennant Parade to the Pumpkin Pie one and popped it up with a Stampin' dimensional.
Finally, some 1/4 inch Pumpkin Pie grosgrain finishes it off.
Here's my recipe:
Stamps: Crazy for Cupcakes and Pennant Parade
Papers: Basic Gray, Pumpkin Pie, So Saffron, Just Add Cake DSP, Playful Polka Dot SS Kit
Inks: Basic Gray
Accessories: Stripes Textured Impressions Embossing Folder, Stampin' dimensional, 1/4 inch Pumpkin Pie grosgrain ribbon
6 comments:
Great birthday card! Very bright and fun!! I love how you used the elements from the kit! Thanks for playing the challenge at Create with Connie and Mary!
I agree Jennie, your card is bright and so cheery. And I love the new embossing folder. Just got mine today! Thanks for playing Create with Connie & Mary!
Sweet little birthday card! Love the balloons. Thanks for playing the Create with Connie & Mary challenge!
Love your use of the scrappin' kit with this bright and cute card! Love those balloons! Thanks for playing along with us at Create with Connie & Mary!
Dang...this is just ADORABLE!!! I would have NEVER thought of using balloons with these colors but it is perfect! Thanks for joining us for our special Create with Connie and Mary Thursday Challenge!
So cute...love the balloons in those colors! Thanks for playing along with the color challenge on Create with Connie and Mary!
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