Snowhaven may be a winter/snow themed paper, but you don't have to use it that way. I cut one of the strips out of the striped paper, added a scalloped border and hearts following this sketch from Atlantic Hearts, and had a birthday card with nary a snowflake in sight.
I had a problem with the sentiment. You see, I love the retired Pewter Mini Medley but am down to one last frame which I hesitate to use. Then it occurred to me that I could use the corner pieces, of which I have quite a few, to make a bracket for the sentiment. The sentiment, by the way, is a two parter from the retired Card Chatter - Birthday set. The rest of it is inside:
Thank you for stopping by! Until next time, Hansi
Materials used, all Close to My Heart unless otherwise noted:
Paper: Snowhaven, White Daisy, Cranberry and Black cardstock
Ink; Black
Stamps: Card Chatter - Birthday (retired)
Embellishments: Red hearts, Black Sparkles (retired), Pewter Mini Medley (retired)
Other: Border Punch from ek Success
I love it, I love how you used it for non a non winter card. Super cute card Hansi! Thanks for playing along with Atlantic Hearts Sketch Challenge!
ReplyDeleteBrandi R.
AHSC DT member
crzy4scrapbooking.blogspot.ca
I love how you used the patterned paper so specifically and the hearts are the perfect touch! Thanks for playing along with Atlantic Hearts Sketch Challenge!
ReplyDeleteLinda
www.scrappytherapy.com
Love how you used the enamel hearts! Great card!
ReplyDeleteI really love it when you can use a themed paper for another theme other than it's intention....great birthday card. Fabulous execution. Thanks for playing along with us at AHSC.
ReplyDeleteLove the colours and the papers! Thanks for playing along at AHSC.
ReplyDeleteI too love the colours.. what a great card.
ReplyDeletethanks for playing along with us at AHSC.
LAura
This is such a striking card- that colour combination is wonderful and the sentiment on the inside reminds me I need to use that stamp set more often! Thanks for playing with AHSC this week.
ReplyDeleteHansi, your work is always spectacular and this is no exception! Great job! Thanks for playing along at AHSC!
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