Embossed Birthday Wishes

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A little card featuring a textured embossing folder I was given recently.  The main embossed panel has an aperture cut into it so I could display the pretty die cut sentiment on lovely bright Fushia coloured cardstock. Sentiment was left over from a card I made last year, you can it see here, which will show why it's randomly coloured the way it is.


I've added pairs of die cut leaves in Fushia, topped with little blue butterflies die cut from a scrap of inked card and a couple of white adhesive pearls for the "dots" on the letters "i".  A fairly straightforward feminine card this time made for a challenge over on docrafts with friends/members.


I've used - A6 white card blank
Papermania white Capsule textured cardstock
Fushia metallic linen cardstock
Sue Wilson sentiment & butterflies dies
Papermania white adhesive pearls
Unbranded EF & other dies











 Thank you for visiting - I'd love you to leave a comment if you have time - Steph x

Comments

  1. Created by KathSunday, 05 May, 2019

    I love that you used the die cuts from a previous project, your card came together nicely! Thanks for joining us at Watercooler Wednesday Challenges!

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  2. Heidi WeaverMonday, 06 May, 2019

    I love all the elements of this card, Steph. The texture of your embossing really compliments the sweet little butterflies and leaves. Love the multitone die-cut sentiment. A beautifully designed card. Thanks so much for joining our Watercooler Wednesday Challenge this week.

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  3. EmmaTMonday, 06 May, 2019

    Pretty card, lovely embossing folder. Emmax

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