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And another birthday card

Hello again.  It's like feast or famine around here, I don't make anything for ages, and now I have 2 cards.  But I'm posting this one now since I'm going to enter it in the Simon Says Stamp shaped card challenge.  If I wait until tomorrow, I might forget or run out of time to write the blog post.
So I finally colored my Tiddly Inks Belinda.  Next time I cut her out, I'm going to leave a little white border, I couldn't really cut around her fingers, legs or bag nicely.  I finally colored some blondish hair, using the first color combination from Deconstructing Jen's prismacolor hair chart

Anyhow, pretty simple card.  The base is a Spellbinders scallop circle with an old Basic Grey patterned paper called Lily Kate.  I added a PTI white banner layered over a spring rain banner then stamped it with a PTI birthday basics sentiment.  Ideally the banner would be straight when you open the card, but I adhered the scallop circles together so a scallop was at the top (the card rolled to the side when I stood it up).  There is a glitter and sheer flower attached with spellbinder daisy leaves inked with some distress ink. Then I drew in some white dots on the scallops and added stickles.  OK, bye for real now!

Comments

eva said…
wow! 2 cards in a day! this is a cute image and such a sweet looking card!
Lorraine said…
Aw, that image is so cute and you have colored her beautifully! Love the soft girly colors/design!

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