My sister was born in 1964. I remember when my parents brought her home. I was so excited! She was born the night the Beatles made their US television premiere on the Ed Sullivan Show. The doctors and nurses were very busy trying to catch a glimpse of the show, but unfortunately missed most of it because that is when my sister chose to enter the world!
I made this card for her birthday this year using the Number of Years photopolymer stamp set. I love this set! It's going to be so much fun using the numbers for custom cards. Now we need a set of letters just as big with framelits to match! I used the banner from the same set to write my own message, but the stamp set comes with plenty of words to put into the banner if you choose.
I made this card for her birthday this year using the Number of Years photopolymer stamp set. I love this set! It's going to be so much fun using the numbers for custom cards. Now we need a set of letters just as big with framelits to match! I used the banner from the same set to write my own message, but the stamp set comes with plenty of words to put into the banner if you choose.
- Card Base: Island Indigo card stock cut to 5-1/2" x 4-1/4". Use Large Polka Dot TIEF to emboss front. Set aside. (I apologize that the photo doesn't show the embossing very well. I'm working on getting a new camera!)
- Whisper White card stock rectangle: stamp numbers using Crushed Curry, Old Olive, Island Indigo and Watermelon Wonder Classic Stampin' Pads.
- Cut Basic Black card stock to matt Whisper White piece.
- Add Boho Blossoms flower using matching card stock scraps. Adhere using Stampin' Dimensionals.
- Stamp banner using Basic Black ink. Write or stamp your greeting inside the banner.
- Adhere banner using Stampin' Dimensionals.
- Adhere rectangle to the center of the card base. Make recipient smile when you give this card!
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1 comment:
Patti, this is great to use the numbers for the birth year! I love the idea and love your card.
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