Happy Birthday to YOU!
Jules' bday is next week, exactly one week from today!
It's rude to ask a lady her age...so don't!
AND I won't either!
I made her a card for her challenge request!
Tim Holtz taught me a new trick.
WAIT FOR IT!
First things first....Happy birthday, Jules!
Have a happy birthday 365 days a year, you deserve it!
Head over to Jules blog and get the details, from her blog make her a card, and win some fabulous digital images from her STORE...$10.00 worth!
OK
the wait is over......
Tim had his annual 12 Tags of Christmas and one of the techniques he used is...
taking the plastic packaging and run it through with an embossing folder!
I used a Cuttlebug Snowflakes ef for this card!
Jules is freezing her tail off in the brilliant snow, and how better to wish her a HB than
with a happy snowman to brighten her days!
I'll be back with more details, but for now my DH wants to take me to breakfast.
AND there's nothing worse than keeping your man waiting when he is HUNGRY!
Love this spring card fold from SCS.
I'll be back when my tummy is full of .....let's see eggs benedict sounds good this Sunday morning!
enough of that...on to the card.
I saw this spring card first at Vickie Yeakley's blog!
She does some beautiful creating!
The directions were on the resource page at SCS under 'spring card'....duh!!!
Very simple fold with a very different look! Try it...You'll like it!!
For Tim's idea take a plastic package...a flat piece and cut it, then
run it through your machine with your ef of choice!
I used brads to secure my embossed plastic, use your
imagination for yours. My plastic was from a Sizzix Christmas bundle that
had two folders and a die with holly leaves and berries.
Happy creating.
Happy Birthday to Jules, again...365!!!!!!!
thanks for coming by!
An hour later.....
Breakfast was great! I hate half and brought home the rest.
Guess when you get old the tummy just doesn't hold as much!!!!
OKenough of that...on to the card.
I saw this spring card first at Vickie Yeakley's blog!
She does some beautiful creating!
The directions were on the resource page at SCS under 'spring card'....duh!!!
Very simple fold with a very different look! Try it...You'll like it!!
For Tim's idea take a plastic package...a flat piece and cut it, then
run it through your machine with your ef of choice!
I used brads to secure my embossed plastic, use your
imagination for yours. My plastic was from a Sizzix Christmas bundle that
had two folders and a die with holly leaves and berries.
Happy creating.
Happy Birthday to Jules, again...365!!!!!!!
thanks for coming by!
8 comments:
Oh wow, Joanne. What a great card with all of your dimension. It's such a great idea to use your acetate to add all the wonderful texture. Nicely done.
Wow, Joanne, never thought to emboss that plastic, going to try that later! Love the fold, I too saw it on Vickie's blog. Such a lovely card for Jules, she will love all your special touches! Hope you enjoyed your breakfast!
this is a great card Jo, love the embossed plastic.
Breakfast sounded good, better than my Weetabix!!
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Hi Joanne! Love your spring folded card! The embossed plastic packaging technique is a WOW! Thanks for sharing. :)
This is such a cute card!
Really cute! Oohh, I want to try that technique. It looks cool.
Fabulous- I have not tried any of the Tim techniques- the snowflakes look wonderful embossed on the clear sheet. Awesome card! TFS
Thanks so much Jo, I LOVE my card :)The snowflakes add such an awesome effect too :D I'm so lucky to have friends like you :)
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