In the meantime, I have two cards to show today. May is the beginning of the "Birthday Season" in our family, so I will definitely be cranking out a few of those soon. Here is the first one, for my fiance, who is turning 26 tomorrow:
I CASE'd Michelle Wooderson's technique using a blank Project Life journaling card for the focal point, as well as the use of a Kelley Purkey PL frame stamp. I love the font that "birthday" is in from Think Big Favorites #12.
This next card (for my Father-in-Law's birthday on the 28th) I will probably use for the May Blog Hop, as it uses the color scheme and some of the patterns:
I loooooove how the stamping turned out! And the use of the numbers and stars really help with a fun, masculine feel. The pull tab is from the Movers and Shakers: Sliders dies, and reveals the phrase "it's a matter of making years count" stamped with a Simply Chartreuse star from Star Prints.
Anywho, I hope you all have a wonderful weekend! Thank you for stoppin' by. =)
Hugs,
Megan
Beautiful cards, they are both very festive for birthdays...
ReplyDeleteGreat cards! I especially love the one for the PTI blog hop!
ReplyDeleteLove your cards!! Great design!
ReplyDeleteI love the last card! Love how you used the star border die!
ReplyDeleteAwesomeness!!!
ReplyDeleteFabulous blog hop card. love all the patterns and layers
ReplyDeleteBoth your cards are very lovely. I love how you put so many different elements to your cards -- they look like they naturally go together. I have a difficult time with that. Your blog hop card is my favorite out of all the entries.
ReplyDeletethank you so much for your sweet comment on my blog! totally loving these cards, especially the blog hop card!! both cards have such fabulous layers, love it!
ReplyDeleteCute cards!! Glad to see you back...congrats on Graduation!
ReplyDeleteCongratulations on graduating from nursing school & good luck on your boards (I took mine so long ago that they were still on paper!) Both of your cards are lovely. You really nailed everything on your blog hop card!
ReplyDeleteWhat great masculine cards. Love the designs.
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