A few weeks ago a friend asked if I could make a 70th Anniversary card for a relative of theirs. I said sure! I went into my stamp room and started to create. I liked a card we made at a Proverbial Stampers gathering a while back and decided to make my card using the design (as I remembered, because I had already sent that card). I started to look for my number set, and I did not have a single number stamp set in my collection of hundreds of sets! Does that ever happen to you? Well, I quickly went through the catalog and found Memorable Moments set on page 139. I placed my order for the set and a few more items I needed and waited for it to be delivered....In the meantime, I started making the rest of the card. When it arrived, I realized the set had Happy and Anniversary in the set! I decided to use those words with the numbers and I think it turned out pretty good. What do you think?
I gave my friend the card and realized I never took a picture of it, so I emailed her and asked her if she hadn't given the card, would she take a picture and send it to me.
I used Midnight Muse cardstock for the base card and I used 2 different pieces of DSP from Paisley Petals DSP (retired last year). I use the white organza ribbon to cover where the two pieces of DSP join. I stamped the flowers from Secret Garden stamp set in Midnight Muse and embossed with clear powder. I cut them out with their matching framelits!!!!!!! Our great new ink pads are so juicy it is easy to emboss in all the gorgeous colors we have. I did some water coloring on the flowers with my aqua painter and embossed the greeting in Midnight Muse ink too. I used the label framelits for the Greeting and Midnight Muse layer behind it. I used a bunch of dimensionals and when I had the card completed, I added some Crystal Effects to the centers of the flowers.
So, what do you think? Do you have any questions about how I did something on this card? Leave me a comment and I will pull a item from my retiring items and send it to you.
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