I needed to make a card for a lovely friend of mine who recently moved in to a new place of her own. After many years of personal issues it was really lovely to see her now finding her own way. The dilemma was what can I use to make a card for her?? I usually do punch art for these occasions and I just went looking through my blog posts and realised I hadn’t shared any of them before. I don’t know how I missed that!! I decided to dust off a stamp I have had since before I joined Stampin’ Up! over 6 years ago. Previously I have coloured this with pencils or just inked in one colour. Today I dragged out the Blendabilities for it!
So it’s not Stampin’ Up! and I can’t tell you the name of this stamp sorry. It didn’t have the name or company on the block. The rest of the card is all Stampin’ Up! though. I thought I would show you the card still.
The base card is Marina Mist. A second piece of Marina Mist was cut just slightly smaller than the front of the base card. I cut a circle in that piece with a Circle Framelit and then this piece was embossed with the Woodgrain Embossing Folder. On Whisper White card I stamped the image in Memento Ink and coloured this with various Blendabilities. I adhered that piece under the embossed Marina Mist card and adhered it onto the card base. The greeting is from Petite Pairs stamp set. I coloured the “welcome” on the ‘Welcome Baby’ stamp with a Night of Navy Marker and stamped it on a strip of Whisper White. I flagged the end of the piece and adhered that to the card with Dimensionals. I added a Silver Metal Button and Whisper White Twine bow. I prefer using glue dots to adhere these. When it was done I thought it was a little plain so added some Old Olive leaves punched with the 2 step Bird Punch.
Thanks for stopping by and indulging me today. I hope life is good in your part of the world. 🙂
Jenny


Isn’t that a cutie patutie! And appropriate for your lovely weather this time of year! I bet you’ll inspire her to start a little flower garden for the birds soon!
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Oh … Very pretty, Jenny. I’m sure someone can tell you what the stamp is!
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Really lovely – I love making aperture cards and have made some myself recently. I also really like your colour combination and the punched leaves are the perfect finishing touch 🙂 x
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Thanks so much for your lovely comments Jen. It’s nice you noticed all the little details 🙂
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