Happy February! Today I'm sharing with you a birthday card I made for someone special celebrating this month. And I love to use pinks and reds in honor of Valentines too! And combined with red patterned paper, this gorgeous medallion, and a romantic ribbon, this card screams lovey dovey. Click to "read more"...
I started with a white card base. Then picked two different red pattern papers and cut them to fit card base.
The top patterned paper I stamped with my favorite medallion stamp...really I LOVE this stamp. I seriously could use it everyday, all the time, for everything. lol. Anyhoo...as you can see from the picture on the left, I stamped with clear ink, sprinkled pink embossing powder, and heat set it. And it's gorgeous, shiny pink, with a vintage look that showed up great on this red background. And adhered this piece to the top of card base.
Next I stamped and embossed the sentiment on the other patterned paper, with the same pink embossing powder, heat set, and adhered to bottom of card base. Added this gorgeous pink rose ribbon and a pink pearl. And there you have a stunning birthday card for some special. Change the sentiment and it could be for Valentines, Mother's Day, and other special occasions too!
I hope I've inspired you to mix up your pattern papers, heat emboss on patterned paper, and use together with just a few embellishments to make a special card. Thanks for stopping by! ~Kim
Challenges:
7 Kids Challenge #4 Anything Goes
The Paper Girls Challenge # 120 - Patterned Paper
Simon Says Wed Challenge: The Color Of Love
RRR Challenge #156 - Red and/or Pink Theme with Ribbon or Trim
Love & Romance Rubbernecker Challenge #2
Supplies used: K & Company-Susan Winget-Meadow 12x12 Designer Paper pad; BoBunny Very Vintage; SU Medallion (retired, but you can find it online); Versamark clear/watermark ink; AC-Zing-Rose Embossing Powder and AC Rose Ribbon; Heat Tool; Sentiment. **Affiliate links to products used on this project are included in this post below
at no cost to you. If you click to view and get a coupon code or make a purchase I make
a small commission. All opinions are my own and Affiliate links and programs help to keep this site going**
The top patterned paper I stamped with my favorite medallion stamp...really I LOVE this stamp. I seriously could use it everyday, all the time, for everything. lol. Anyhoo...as you can see from the picture on the left, I stamped with clear ink, sprinkled pink embossing powder, and heat set it. And it's gorgeous, shiny pink, with a vintage look that showed up great on this red background. And adhered this piece to the top of card base.
Next I stamped and embossed the sentiment on the other patterned paper, with the same pink embossing powder, heat set, and adhered to bottom of card base. Added this gorgeous pink rose ribbon and a pink pearl. And there you have a stunning birthday card for some special. Change the sentiment and it could be for Valentines, Mother's Day, and other special occasions too!
I hope I've inspired you to mix up your pattern papers, heat emboss on patterned paper, and use together with just a few embellishments to make a special card. Thanks for stopping by! ~Kim
Challenges:
7 Kids Challenge #4 Anything Goes
The Paper Girls Challenge # 120 - Patterned Paper
Simon Says Wed Challenge: The Color Of Love
RRR Challenge #156 - Red and/or Pink Theme with Ribbon or Trim
Love & Romance Rubbernecker Challenge #2
Supplies used: K & Company-Susan Winget-Meadow 12x12 Designer Paper pad; BoBunny Very Vintage; SU Medallion (retired, but you can find it online); Versamark clear/watermark ink; AC-Zing-Rose Embossing Powder and AC Rose Ribbon; Heat Tool; Sentiment. **Affiliate links to products used on this project are included in this post below
at no cost to you. If you click to view and get a coupon code or make a purchase I make
a small commission. All opinions are my own and Affiliate links and programs help to keep this site going**
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