I took my color scheme from the Sweet Taffy Designer Paper; I love these bright colors for happy occasions like birthdays! This card will be for a sweet child's birthday and I think he will enjoy the colors and the sparkle of the Gold Glimmer Paper stars!
I diecut the Daffodil with a Star Framelit then added the Paper Piercing. Stampin' Up!'s piercing templates make it SO easy and I really like the additional texture the piercing adds.
Stamps: Endless Birthday Wishes
Inks: VersaMark
Paper: Tempting Turquoise, Daffodil Delight, Pumpkin Pie. Sweet Taffy DSP. Gold Glimmer Paper
Accessories: White Embossing Powder, Eclectic Paper Piercing Pack, Paper Piercing tool, Stars TIEF, Star Framelits, small Star Punch from Itty Bitty Accents Punch Pack.
Here again is the super sketch we have this week for CCMC325:
I can't wait to see what YOU do with this sketch! It can be Clean and Simple or you can do something different and add more layers and embellishments, whatever appeals to you!
Hop on over to the Create with Connie and Mary blog to see what the other very creative members of the Challenge Design Team did with this sketch; I'm always inspired by their work! Then whip up your own design and upload it to the CCMC website; the guidelines for the challenge are all there too!
Thanks for visiting today! Happy Stamping!
Margaret
6 comments:
Super cute birthday card! I love how you used the variety of stars especially the glitter stars. Any child would love your card I am sure!
Love the star in place of the circle element! What a great birthday card for anyone! Fun bright colors! Love it!
What a fun, bright, cheerful card! Love that you used a star for the circle element...that's the road I was going down, but I couldn't come up with anything! Love this!
So pretty - my sister found your blog - has almost the same address as mine - funny!
http://fun-stamping.blogspot.com/
This is the best birthday card!! I love all the stars and the bold colors! I totally want to CASE your card!
This is SO fun! I love it with the stars! Great job with the sketch this week!
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