Hello friends! I hope you are
doing well. It is very cloudy in Southern CA today; but it does bring
cooler temperatures.
I
have been creating a lot of cards lately, trying to use my new CTMH
products. I created this card with the new CTMH Say It With Style
"It's Your Birthday" Cardmaking workshop guide. You can
purchase the products you want individually or at a discount in a bundle.
The guides are on my CTMH website, so you can save them to your computer.
I also print mine; as it is much easier to work with.
I
had a lot of fun creating two slimline cards with this set. This card is Card 3 in the
instructions. I used the CTMH Plaid Card Front Stencils CC9239. There are 2
- A2 stencils and 2 - slimline stencils. I used the Slimline to create a
slimline plaid background, cut out the 4 circles to create this card and then
used the remaining plaid (I will post later) for another Slimline Birthday
card. The full plaid slimline is the bonus card (I am
posting later) in the instructions. See links below listed under
Supplies.
I
stamped my background with Mint ink using the cracked pattern from CTMH Design
Elements D2196 (See link below). I also inked my plaid circles and
cupcakes around the edges.
I finish most of my cards inside; but the inside I created could actually be used for a front. LOL! I just have fun creating both front and inside for my cards. I use the cardmaking instructions as a guide; but rarely create them as shown. LOL!
CTMH Birthday Card
Using CTMH It's Your Birthday Stamp & Thin Cuts CC9237
I am entering this card in the following challenges:
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