In this first card I used New Leaf as the base. I mounted my homemade background paper on a piece of Enchanted Evening. I stamped the balloon strings from Bitty Button Basics in black noir on my background paper. Next I added buttons from my PTI vintage button collection. I added in three strips of twill in Enchanted Evening, Scarlet Jewel, and New Leaf.
For my second card I stamped the largest flower from In Bloom on white. I colored with my copics (the only time consuming part), I stamped the leaves on white and colored those. I cut out both and glued them down. I added a ribbon in scarlet jewel twill. I stamped a verse from Birthday Basics in Ripe Avocado on a scrap of Spring Moss. I also stamped a small leaf from In Bloom. The whole thing is mounted on a Scarlet Jewel base. Thanks for stopping by!! I hope you will come by again soon!
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40 comments:
Very creative. Why not make what you don't have! Good job and they turned out wonderful.
Oh I love the fun text backgrounds you made with your stamps! SOOO cool and creative!
love the in bloom card! beautiful coloring!
Both your cards are fabulous. Love the different styles and colors. PS... thanks for making me feel better... I'll just blame it on the kids... they won't mind :)
Michele I LOVE them both!! Great job on the backgrounds.. I so want to try this too!!
I really like both of these!
Way to go Michele! I love both cards! They're fantastic!!!
wow two completely different cards! Great job on both. I love the flower on the 2nd one - it's a great focal piece and the simple layout for bitty buttons is perfect.
Awesome cards.
oooohhhh, I like your cards. I especailly like hte colors on your first card and great coloring on the second!!
Awesome cards!! tfs!!
love the BG you made!! very pretty!
Wonderful cards!! Love the background pattern with the sentiment stamps. Such a great idea!
Totally FAB button card....really cute!
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It's so much fun making your own background paper from PTI stamps, and you have done a GREAT job here!
Love that you improvised !!
And the colouring on the flower.....GORGEOUS !!!
Love those balloons and your layouts. Great job coloring too!
Nice job on both of them. You did a great job coloring the flower.
Very pretty--love that flower!!!
Both are gorgeous! Love the shadowing on that flower!!
WOW! Two completely different cards and both awesome :) I love those colors in the balloon card. You did a FAB job!
Beautiful cards... love both of these sets don't you?
Wow, awesome creations.
so cute!
Love your cards! Great use of the text.
Great cards! The second one made me gasp with delight. It is just gorgeous!
Enchanted Evening with New Leaf - - who knew? These are super cards...
How wonderful that you made your own text background! And even better that you used it on two cards that look totally and completely different! Love the happy colors on the first (and of course, those buttons! :>) and the vintage feminine look on the second one! :>
Love them both. I'm partial to really girly ones but I like the bright color combination of your first card.
Sweet cards!!
Love your background paper. Maybe I'll make some birthday paper like that to keep on hand. thanks for the idea.
Wow - two beautiful cards! I love both of them :)
The flower on the second card is amazing!!! I love that you used the happy birthday sentiment as your text background. Brilliant!!
Oh, WOW! Both cards are amazing, but I really love the 2nd one. The BG you created rocks and totally sets off your beautiful flower.
Brilliant idea to use the birthday stamps to create the background. Real neat.
Two awesome cards! Way to go! Best wishes from Morocco!
Both cards are great. Love your new goodies. Super fun and fresh use of text.
It's a good life!
Terri E.
Great idea to use all the birthday sentiments as your background. It made it easy for you to create two very different birthday cards -- love 'em!
I love the text background. What a great idea!
Beautiful cards! Love your use of text!
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