Birthday Girl.

Good evening Lovelies,

Well it's been a bit better here today.   Quite cloudy but dry, until this teatime,  which turned
out to be a beautiful sunny evening.      I seem to have been busy all day but I cannot actually see what I've done lol!  do you have days like this too?    No crafting was done today.    Hope you've had an equally good day,  before we know it, it will be the weekend once again, they do seem to come around so quickly lol!

Tonight I thought I'd share a card I made in September 2017.   I just love this stamp which was given free with the Quick Cards magazine and the image is by Elisabeth Bell.

 
Make a base card 15cm. square from white card.   Take a smaller piece of blue card and matt a smaller square of the red patterned paper onto the blue.   Cut out a smaller piece of the flower patterned paper and fix to the bottom half of the red paper only, leaving a small border of red paper showing on both sides and along the bottom.

Punch out two large and four small daisies from white card and glue in the top right and bottom left corners.

       
Die-cut a white label and stamp the girl onto it using a black ink pad.   Colour her with Promarker

      
alcohol pens, adding a grey shadow around the image.   Die-cut a slightly larger label from blue card.   Glue the white label onto the blue label.

Fix some ribbon across the centre of  the card, securing on the back of the blue card, then fix this to the white base card.

   
Glue the label to the centre of the base card, on top of the ribbon.    Stamp  'HAPPY'  and 'BIRTHDAY'  onto a spare piece of white card, using a black ink pad.   Cut these out and glue

  
'HAPPY ' to the top left and  'BIRTHDAY''  to the bottom right.   Add some Imagination Craft's
blue Just Pearls to the flower centres.

That's this card finished.   Thank you for visiting my blog, I hope you have enjoyed your visit and you will pop back  soon.   Take care of yourselves and I will be back again soon with another project.

                                                               Love and rainbows,

                                                            Crafty Hugs   Jennifer xx.