I used my Martha Stewart 'daisy fan' punch to cut the edge of the dark paper and I added red gems from my stash. The lace ribbon ( I think by Prima), was from my previous DT kit and matches well with the dark patterned paper. I cut the 'Happy' portion from one of the papers and used the alphas. As they were pink, I wrote over them with a glue pen and glittered them with red to match. Then I added one of the buttons in the kit to the Penny Farthing bicycle before writing the journalling strips with the red sparkly pen, also in my kit.
I love spots and striped papers and the following card was fun to make. I used a scalloped punch for the circles and here's the tricky bit - to get the greeting onto the circle! I used 2 fonts here. First I printed the 'happy birthday' circular greeting onto paper. Then I placed the circle over the greeting and attached it with sticky tape and re ran it through the printer. The next bit was tricky. I typed 'Happy Birthday' onto the same paper as previously done, then attached the same circle (with sticky tape) over the exact type and again, ran the paper through the printer. I cut a strip of paper and attached it across the card, placed the scalloped circles on pop dots, stitched on a button from the kit and made a bow from black netting.
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Toots for now,



8 comments:
a beautiful, detailed LO, love those colours. The card is awesome too and well done for working that printer, I can never do it right!
Great LO Glen - love all the little details you've added.
Fab card too.
Toni xx
lovely card and LO :)
Great LO Glen!
Great LO love the papers and all the red glitter, and a beautiful card too :)
Gorgeous layout Glen
C
xx
I love that layout.Stylish and interesting to look at.Lovely card too!
loving what you did with mme. i have lots of their paper but can never seem to make anything with them. anyway i agree that year is flying by, can't believe it's now september
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