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Birthdays Are Fun!

Hello everyone! It's me Berina here today with 2 birthday cards. I realized most of my cards have coloring in them and that I don't do ink blending as often as I would like to! So I challenged myself to make a card with ink blending and no other coloring :) That led me to the making of these 2 cards today.

Card 1:


Here's how I made this card:

  • I took a top folding A2 card base and placed the Hero Arts Deco Pattern Stencil and adhered it temporarily with masking tape.
  • I used the Tubby Craft Light Pink and Lavender Violet inks to ink the stencil pattern.
  • I stamped the number 1 stamp from the One is Fun stamp set and fussy cut it. I colored the edges with a black marker.
  • I stamped the sentiment from the Fancy Sentiments stamp set using the Tubby Craft Jet Black ink on top of the stenciling.
  • I adhered the number 1 on to the card base with glue.


Here's another pic of the card:



Card 2:


Here's how I made this card:

  • I die cut a oval window from a scrap paper and used the window to blend ink on to the A2 card base. I used Tubby Craft Light Pink ink.
  • I stamped the rosette images from the Adorable Rubber stamp set with Light Pink, Hot Pink and Lavender Violet inks after masking them. I stamped them on all 4 corners of the card front.
  • I stamped the number 2 image on a piece of card stock and fussy cut it. I colored the edges with black marker.
  • I stamped the sentiment with the Jet Black ink.
  • I adhered the number 2 above the sentiment.

Here's another pic of the card:


Well, do you think I succeeded in my challenge? These cards were pretty easy and quick to make. I love how they have turned out. Please do let me know what you think.

Thanks for stopping by. Have a great day.

-Berina

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