Celebrating Special Birthdays

I made some cards recently for special friends and my daughter. When your friends are also stampers you try to come up with something special. I love this design that has become quit popular recently so decided to give it a try. I actually forgot to take photos of the cards so had to take them sitting on the table when we all went out for a birthday breakfast.

For this card I used the Tropical Chic stamp set and framelits and the coordinating DSP.

I used the Sea of Textures stamp set and framelits with the coordinating DSP for this card. I love the framelit that is the net and looks great with some added sponging and then wadded up to give it a crinkled texture.

This quick video will give you the instructions for creating the card base.

DSP:

  •  3-1/4″ x 2″ (plus one white one for the backside to write a note on)
  •  2-1/2″ x 2″ (cut 2)
  •  2-1/2″ x 7/8″ (cut 2)

A few weeks ago I decided to give another friend and my daughter both gift cards to our new movie theater in town. I remembered the retired stamp set Ready to Pop and framelits which I had put in my retired sale and hoped that it didn’t sell. When I went to look through the leftovers from the sale there it was sitting right on top. I had never used the framelits to make the popcorn box and now that I see how stinkin’ cute it is I think I will keep it.

The gift card fit right inside the popcorn box and I added a little real popcorn.

 

A trip to the Dollar Tree for a few things to create this cute birthday gift.

Thanks for looking,

 

5 Responses to “Celebrating Special Birthdays”

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  1. Debi says:

    Those cards are super cute! I love the way they turned out. The “movie” basket is also waaay too cute!!!!

  2. Mary Morel says:

    Great cards! That birthday basket was a perfect gift

    • Beth says:

      Thanks Mary. My daughter has been working this whole past week so she actually hasn’t even gotten it yet.

  3. Carol Hall says:

    Great cards, Beth. Are the measurements for the DSP here somewhere and my old eyes can’t find them? Great explanations on your video.

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