Monday 7 February 2011

Card for Chloe

Hello Everyone

I just realised there are a few birthday cards I haven't yet shown you - even thought I made them last year!

This is the first for sweet little Chloe, who is my downline Nina's little girl. She is now a big sister, but I made her this card just before her sister Isabel was born.


The card is made with four stamp sets. The main image is from Crazy for Cupcakes and features a few of those adhesive diamontes as sprinkles. The sentiment is from the hostess set Afterthoughts. The background is done with Confetti - currently my most used background stamp option. And finally those sweet little toadstools come from Funky Four, which also has the flowers and leaves that I used on the envelope.

I used the Stampin' Up! cutter kit to create a tear off down the side, so that the edge can be removed and used as a bookmark. With that in mind I used my crop a dile to add a jumbo brad and ribbons to the top of the card.

Back soon with another 'forgotten' card!

7 comments:

  1. All of a sudden, your stamping preference struck me..... U hardly use DPs right..... All the wonders u create are mostly just stamped..... Getting that look even without DPs is something not all can accomplish.... Beautiful creation!!! Hugs)))

    Ash....
    (http://hastkala-oceanichope.blogspot.com/)

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  2. Gorgeous card! Did you write 'Chloe' on the envelope by hand? If so, I love your handwriting!!

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  3. This is beautiful Elizabeth & love the colors you used! Very nice work & tfs!!!

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  4. So fun, Elizabeth! All that pretty pink makes me smile! :) Your handwriting is just beautiful, too.

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  5. That's a gorgeous card and Chloe will love it!

    I have something to share with you over on my blog :)

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  7. This is gorgeous, love the colors and the eyelet, Chloe will love it.

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