I have been dying to try the new
MOVER's and SHAKER's dies by BIG SHOT for SU! and my new
SU! punch modern label. Something to note about these dies is that they compliment our
SU! punches so they outline great. I love how this one makes a window and you can see the label punch underneath.
My card stock is
crushed curry and I used
always artichoke and
melon mambo as
complimentary ink colors. If you use the
color finder at the bottom right of my blog you can find great colors that go together very well. The houses are from the
neighborhood wheel and the
And They Lived Happily Ever After sentiment is from the stamp set is
Once Upon A Time. The ribbon is
dotted melon mambo grosgrain. I colored the houses with
stampinwrite markers and because I love glitter, I had to cover them with
dazzling diamonds. This card is for my very good friend
Linda K. who just settled on her new home in Bel Air.
Here on the inside, you can see the punched out
modern label and the outline which I die cut from the
modern label die mover and shaker. The outline is
melon mambo card stock. The
Congratulations comes from the stamp set
Fun and Fast Notes, a very versatile stamp set and one that I tell all new stampers is a must have!
I just got an email that Linda liked her card and her son was so happy to see the new dog house right next door. They have been wanting a new dog for a long time and I hope that they
will get one. They watch Luigi for us and I know Luigi is going to be excited to see their new home next time he visits.
I used crushed curry for the card base and then layered it with that awesome razzleberry lemonade doublesided designer paper. The cupcake stand is stamped in basic brown permanent ink which is great if you want to watercolor or color with marker. I colored the cupcakes with markers. I added crystal effects and also SU! chunky glitter. The cupcakes look so good that I could eat them. The happy birthday is from teeny tiny wishes set. It has every wish you could possibly imagine. That was also stamped in basic brown. By the way - I used SU! watercolor paper to stamp the image on. You get a really bold look and nothing smears since the paper absorbs the ink. These are great because they are already precut. I just cut this one in half, because I needed a smaller piece.
Here is my envelope. I always stamp an envelope. Happy Birthday Olachi, even if it is a little late!
