Showing posts with label Happy Birthday card. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Happy Birthday card. Show all posts

Thursday, June 16, 2011

Ruffled Flower Birthday Card

This 3-D Ruffled Flower birthday card was created using a tutorial from Becca's Bits: http://www.amazingpapergrace.com/ruffled-flower-tutorial/
The sentiment is from: http://SparkleNSprinkle.com.
It is an Easel Card and you can find the template at: http://s27.photobucket.com/albums/c191/d0npen/Card%20Templates/?action=view¤t=4x4EaselCard.jpg

Front View.

Side View.


I used a simple handmade box instead of an envelope. This was hand delivered. Thanks for stopping by.




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Wednesday, May 26, 2010

150 HAPPY BIRTHDAY CARDS COMPLETED!

Here are the last of the 150 Happy Birthday Cards with a sport theme! I had set this as a goal for the Foster Kids in my county. It took a while and I am satisfied that I completed this task. I have to decide what cards I want to work on next. We have an ongoing request for Birthday, Graduation, Adoption, Valentine and Christmas Cards. After all of the sporty cards, I think I would like to make something girly. But, FIRST, I must clean my studio. Thanks for stopping by! Have a great day! More to come!

Monday, May 17, 2010

SPORTY BIRTHDAY CARDS

This weekend I completed twenty of these Happy Birthday Cards with a SPORTY theme for the Foster Kids in my county. They will be added to the "Giving Tree" and hopefully kind folks will choose a card, add a personal note and buy a gift or donate money towards a gift for that child. So far, so GOOD! I have thirty more birthday cards to finish for this project. Thanks for stopping by. Hope you have a terrific week!



Card Factory,Rosie Signature

SPORTY Birthday Cards


Time to get back to my project of completing the last 50 Birthday Cards (with a sporty theme) for the Foster Kids in my county. I made a few cards in this style. I am using everything that I have on hand. Most of these are Stampin Up images. Thanks for stopping by. More to come!




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Sunday, May 9, 2010

HAPPY BIRTHDAY MEDALLION CARD!


These colors are so popular right now! I never would have tried turquoise and lime green together, on my own, but I have been inspired by others' cards and jewelry! The embossing powder, sentiment and medallion image are from Sparklensprinkle. I used Nesties to diecut the medallion and layers. There is an orange thread bow on the top right and a Fiskars border punch trim on the bottom. Thanks for stopping by! HAPPY MOTHER'S DAY!

Card Factory,Rosie Signature

Thursday, May 6, 2010

Happy Birthday Medallion Card

Here is a birthday card featuring a medallion and sentiment from Sparklensprinkle. I used cuttlebug embossing folders for texture on most of the layers. The layers are punched from Marvy Uchida punches. I added a brad in the middle and a string bow near the top. One layer is adhered with foam squares. Everything is from my stash. I am trying to use what I have, rather than shop! Thanks for stopping by!
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Friday, April 23, 2010

Pink Tea Bag Fold Easel Card



This cute little easel card is one I taught yesterday afternoon. It is created using four tea bag fold pieces using the "Multi-Petal Flower" pattern. Usually eight folded pieces are used, but I like this effect of using only four folded pieces. There is a brad in the middle of the medallion and a button is adhered with a glue dot to hold the easel upright. I did a bit of paper piercing on the bottom corners. The top features a border punch for interest. I printed the tiles from
http://members.fortunecity.co.uk/msvicr/. ( MsVic's Tea-Bag Folding Tiles.) If you have not yet been there to get your beautiful and free tea bag tiles, please grab a snack and go there. It is a great site and there are loads of tiles you can print for free. BTW, I just mailed in 100 cards to the Foster Kids Birthday Buddy Program. I have 50 more to complete for this goal.Thanks for stopping by!
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Sunday, April 18, 2010

FUNNY FACE BIRTHDAY CARDS



I enjoyed making these 20 cards for the Foster Kids. The eyes were a lot of fun to play with. I used punches from Stampin Up and Martha Stewart. I got the idea from a Thank You note I received from my girlfriend, Juanita. So, of course, I had to try it myself! I hope the Kids like it!

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Thursday, April 15, 2010

Frog Blog!

FROG BLOG! Today I finished twenty of these Birthday Cards for the Foster Kids. I hope the kids like them! The "hOppy birthday"sentiment has an eyelet for the "O" in hoppy. The googley eyes are adhered with tiny glue dots. There is a lady bug and a little lizard in the grass. A blue bird punch out, is in the sky along with a balloon and a string. I used a Nesties diecut large scallop rectangle for the main image and stampin up oval scallop punch for the sentiment. The BG is sponged with green and blue inks. I used colored pencils and Gamsol to color. I have 75 cards completed so far. My goal is 150!



Monday, March 29, 2010

Happy Birthday Easel Card






April is a big birthday month for me. I have several April Birthdays and I'm getting the cards ready. This is a simple HB Easel card with a spring BG patterned paper and ribbon from my stash. The image is an old Stampin' Up RS. I used the colors from the ribbon to choose the CS. The corner rounder is Fiskars. Instead of using a brad, four small rectangles of CS are glued together to secure the easel upright. This card measures 4" X 4". Easel Card directions are HERE! Thanks for stopping by. More to come!



Wednesday, March 24, 2010


Here is another Tea Bag Fold birthday card. I think this will go to a brother-in-law. I used green , blue and orange CS from my stash. Yes, I am still determined to use the paper I have in my stash. The inside of this card is similar to the previous post. (Below)
For the front of the card, I used a RS BG that I got at a convention in a scrap bin and matching green ink. (Sorry, no name on the RS!) Nestabilities plain and scallop square diecuts frame the tea bag fold.
The tea bag fold is four tiles downloaded and printed from the internet a long time ago. (Might be circleofcrafters.com) It is the same tea bag fold pattern as below in the previous post, "Multi-Petal Flower" fold.
My photos are not so great. The cards look much better in real life. I have to learn to do better photos! SO much to learn, but enjoying it all. More to come!


This Happy Birthday card is for a Fabulous Friend, Norma! She is a card maker and scrapbooker. She enjoys tea bag folding and so I thought she would like a tea bag fold medallion on her BD Card.
I made the Tea Bag tiles by stamping Impression Obsessions Delft Cube #4 on some rainbow colored designer paper that had no pattern. I cut out eight squares and used a standard tea bag fold pattern called "Multi-Petal Flower" from the book:"Tea bag Folding with Rubber Stamps" by Mitra Palmer Friant. (I LOVE this book!) After gluing them together, I mounted them on matching green CS and added a brad from my stash. This was layered onto a Cuttlebug embossed and inked yellow CS with rounded corners. (Happy Birthday Folder) I added a bow on top.
The inside of the card is funny and a guaranteed laugh! Both images are from Art Impressions. The "Lady" is colored with markers and a water pen. I hope Norma enjoys this card! More to come!