Birthday cake card!

 Hello friends!

Happy Friday!

Today's project is a beautiful Birthday card. Who doesn't love cake topping with cream?

I started with a white panel, blended the distress inks in three shades-yellow, pink and lime green and die cut a striped background panel.

Die-cut a Birthday cake twice and fill the negative parts with different colors using Zig markers. Stamped the cake stand and some flowers, colored them, fussy cut all.

Now on a pastel yellow textured base panel, I added those stripes at the bottom part only. On a pink strip stamped celebrate sentiment. 

At the top added Happy Birthday sentiment with colorful candles.

To make the cake stand out more, I adhered it with 3D foam tape.  Dazzled my cake with some crystal Nuvo drops and some diamond dust. Finally added some heart droplets.

I hope you enjoyed today's card.

Have a great day!

Supply List

Cardstock: Light Pastel yellow textured CS, smooth white CS. pastel pink sheet

Stamps and die set: LOT/LOTE 6437 stamp and cut set (missed the brand name)

More dies: Strips Background from DMC store

ZIG watercolor brushes

Archival ink: Jet black

Droplets: Heart from DMC store

Nuvo Crystal drop: white Bizzard

Would love to join these fun challenges:

https://timeoutchallenges.blogspot.com/2021/12/challenge-204-new.html\- the birthday cake stamp and die set is new in my stash.

Sunshine coffee cup

 Hello everyone!

Hello, coffee lovers!

Today is the first day of Spring/ Summer Coffee Lovers Hop 2021 hosted by the very talented Amy & team and I am so excited to participate! There are lots of super sponsor prizes, how awesome!

I am sharing a card featuring a negative die cutting technique using a Coffee time die cut set from Sizzix and stamps from Stamplorations.

I am thinking of a rising sun, bright morning with a spring feel. So I came up with this idea!

Who doesn't love coffee cup especially with sunshine on them!

I die cut the coffee cup at my focal point. And blended some DI to create a bright background in happy sunrise colours. Then stamped the great quote "even the darkest night will end and the SUN will rise." I love the New Beginning set with charming images and sweet inspiring sentiments.

On my white card base panel, I stamped the morning sunrise scene and watercoloured it using Zig watercolour brushes. Then highlighted the sunrise part only applying crystal Nuvo drops to glow more. Then adhered the blended piece on the card panel with foam tape.

Added a white lid on the coffee cup by stamping hello coffee. Die-cut some grasses and added these strips. Embellished it with some spring flowers and some crystal drops with few birds stamping to make this card pop.

I love this cute sunshine cup!

Happy crafting!

Supply List

Cardstocks: Whisper White, Textured green CS

Stamps: New Beginning and Hello coffee sets from Stamplorations

Dies: Crazy Double running Stitches Rectangles from Cutplorations; Coffee time from Sizzix; Grassy edges from Die-namics

Distress Inks: fired brick, candied apple, barn door, carved pumpkin, squeezed lemonade and mustard seed

ZIG watercolour brushes

Nuvo crystal clear drops

Would love to join these fun challenges:

http://coffeelovingcardmakers.com/2021/03/2021-spring-summer-coffee-lovers-blog-hop/

https://www.welovechocolatebaroque.uk/2021/03/march-i-love.html- I love to make coffee cards

https://stamplorations.blogspot.com/p/stamplorations-anything-goes-challenge.html

http://coffeelovingcardmakers.com/2021/03/caffeine-fueled-paper-play-coffee-then-the-world/

http://timeoutchallenges.blogspot.com/2021/03/challenge-183.html--- I think it's a fun and different take of using the negative space of a coffee cup showing a beautiful sunrise scene!

Sending Birthday Wishes

Hello, everyone!

Happy Thursday!

In love with these pretty array blooms, so delicate and fancy and I think the best way to showcasing them layering with striped and polka dots paper!

https://papersmooches.blogspot.com/2020/08/august-birthday-challenge-winners.html

I used a stitched rectangle die for a striped PP. 

Then die cut these array blooms 2 times from black scrap sheet and 4 times out of a white scrap sheet.

Now it was delighted to color the internal die-cut pieces with my distress markers. Colored directly and blending them with a little water brush pen and adhered those pieces on one another and adjusted the pattern according to my requirement.

Then I die cut a double stitched circle from the centre out of my striped panel.

I added a dotted green PP on my white card base. Stamped the sentiment using my Misti. 

Now adhered that striped panel using foam tape.

 Arranged the floral array at the top of the circle corner with dimension.

Accented with few sequins, half pearls and shimmer in the centre of the flowers.

Thanks for stopping by!

Happy crafting!

Supply List

Cardstocks: Whisper white and black CS

Pattern Papers: Monochrome from Papericious and Dotted sheet from my stash

Dies: Adorable Array from Paper Smooches; double-stitched  rectangles and circles from Peekaboo designs

Stamp: Sentiment is from We adore you stamp set Paper Smooches

Dye ink: Black licorice from Lawn fawn

Distress Markers: Picked raspberry, mowed lawn

Nuvo Crystal Drops: white Bizzard

Misti

Foam tape, the small green half pearl and sequins from my stash

Would love to support these challenges:

https://papersmooches.blogspot.com/2020/08/august-1-14-birthday-challenge.html

https://unikostudio.blogspot.com/2020/07/uniko-challenge-60-in-my-garden.html

http://timeoutchallenges.blogspot.com/2020/08/challenge-168.html- I am inspired by the pink flowers, stripes on the flip flop, luscious greenery

http://letscreatechallenges.blogspot.com/2020/08/challenge-162-ag-lots-of-layers.html

http://scrappelyst.blogspot.com/2020/08/utfordring-for-august-blomster.html

https://papericiousindia.blogspot.com/2020/08/papericious-august-challenge-inspired.html- inspired by pink flowers and green color