Somehow I dropped the ball on some October birthdays. Hmmm, how did I manage that? Could have been all the traveling we've been doing for the New England Holy Week of Cyclocross recently.
So I pulled together a quickie birthday card. Can't go wrong with a bit of stitching. I had to use some card stock with nice texture for the front panel - so fun!
I used ColourQ challenge #209 and clean&simple challenge #260 to jump start my crafting.
Stamps: Tape It; Paper: Coastal Cabana, Whisper White; Ink: Daffodil Delight, Real Red, Pumpkin Pie; Accessories: Rhinestone jewels, Expressions Thinlits, Big Shot, Sewing machine, Thread, Dimensionals.
And I needed a quick card for a kiddo birthday party, and I thought of a confetti card I pinned from the Stampin' Up blog by Marisa Gunn. I just grabbed whatever circle stamps I could find in my stash.
This was also a good opportunity to play with Lydia's bokeh background technique on Splitcoaststampers, which uses a pencil eraser. Fun to use this year's In Colors for a bright, colorful birthday card!
Stamps: Distressed Dots BG, Itty Bitty Backgrounds, Pencil eraser; Paper: Strawberry Slush, Whisper White, Vellum paper; Ink: Coastal Cabana, Crisp Cantaloupe, Strawberry Slush, Pistachio Pudding, Black Stazon; Accessories: Rhinestone jewels.
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6 comments:
Love both of these, Heidi! That pencil eraser technique looks fun!
Quick AND gorgeous! I am going to have to CASE them both :)
Love these cards! Great style!
Both of these designs are so much fun! I love all the dots on the bottom one and the stitching through the "love" on the top one!
Hi Heidi! I just wanted to let you know I cased your pencil eraser card for my stamp class last night and will be featuring it on my blog tomorrow with a link back to you. Thanks for the inspiration!
Hi, Heidi. I made your confetti card yesterday, and blogged about it (here: https://fourmilesnorthofnowhere.blogspot.com/2019/05/saturday-snail-mail.html ) with a link back to this post. Love your work!
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