Hello, Studio Sara Visitor! Welcome back... For today's project, I started with a card for a good friend for her birthday (she is my BFF I made through stamping).
Once the 365 Cards challenges were published last week, I realized that with a little tweaking, I could enter my friend's birthday card. The challenge was "The 3 Cs" and we were asked to make it colorful, classy and add coffee.
My friend once told me how much she liked how (on my Christmas card) I had threaded the Cherry Cobbler seam binding through the circle (cut with my Perfect Pennants Bigz L die). I wanted to replicate that for her here.
The teacup is from the A la Carte stamp, Tiny Teacup, which retires at the end of May. It includes "hello" underneath, but I just inked the teacup.
Since I was going to use my Cherry Cobbler again, I needed to find colors that would coordinate, but still *POP*. I used my Color Coach and came up with the palette of Cherry Cobbler, Baja Breeze, Soft Suede and Chocolate Chip. Colorful without being glaring...
Finally, I used the Scallop Edge Border punch and a sliver of card stock to make the border along the opening of the card. Simple, but I think it finishes the card while drawing your eye back to the main elements.
That sweet sentiment? From the retiring hostess set, Happiest Birthday Wishes. Place a merchandise order of $150 and you can choose this set with your shopping spree $$! It'll also earn you the new Stampin' Up! 2012-2013 Annual Catalog!
Stampin' Up! Supplies:
Stamps: Happiest Birthday Wishes (W122615, C122617), Tiny Teacup (W118086)
Papers: Baja Breeze (111352), Chocolate Chip (102128), Soft Suede (115318) and Whisper White (100730) card stocks
Inks: Baja Breeze (111833) and Cherry Cobbler (119669) Classics
Accessories: Big Shot (113439), Perfect Polka Dots Textured Impressions Embossing Folder (117335), Perfect Pennants Bigz L die (123126), Scallop Edge Border (119882), 1-3/8" Circle (119860) and Modern Label (119849) punches, and Cherry Cobbler 1/2-inch Seam Binding Ribbon (120992)
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