For my card I used the My Favorite Things stamp set, Celebrate With Cake along with the coordinating Celebrate With Cake Die-namics. I started out a white card base, then added a panel of berry sorbet cardstock with a piece of designer paper from the MFT Dots & Stripes Sorbet paper pack which I die cut using one of the Stitched Scallop Basic Edges Die-namics. For my focal point, I die cut an oval of watercolor paper and blended on some broken china distress ink then added some flecks of water using a paint brush. On top of that I added my stamped and die cut cake, flowers and cake stand which I stamped in raspberry fizz, gray, berry sorbet and new leaf. The whole oval piece was attached to my card front using foam tape and then I added my sentiment banner with flower below.
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3 comments:
This is beautiful and a fabulous way to incorporate the challenge colors!
What a really bright, fun birthday card. I love the blue background for the pink cake and the sweet flowers. So cute!!
This is so pretty.
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