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Oopsie Daisy – Happy Birthday Card

Happy Friday Friends! Sheri from the Creative Crew here today with a Birthday card featuring the Oopsie Daisy Layering Stencil along with a few other supplies.

 


Steps to Create Card:

  • Cut White A2 Top Fold Card Base: 4 1/4″ x 5 1/2″ (4 1/4″ x 11″, scored at 5 1/2″)
  • Cut White panel using the A2 Quilted Background die.
  • Cut White frame using the largest die from the A2 Frame die set.
  • Cut 2 White fishtail banners from the Nesting Fishtail Banner die set. I used the second & third largest banners in the set: 3″ x 4 1/2″ & 2 5/8″ x 4″.
  • Ink blend the largest fishtail banner from the 2 you cut out. (used Gina K. Dark Orchid)
  • Stamp birthday sentiment from the Happy Day and Every Day Brush Strokes stamp sets on the smaller fishtail banner towards the bottom. Use black ink for the “Happy” and stamp the “Birthday” using embossing ink on a scrap piece of black card stock that you will trim into a strip using the Boxed Sentiment Strip dies.
  • Cut foliage from the Stitched Foliage die set. I cut three pieces from white card stock.
  • Ink blend foliage pieces using green ink. (used Gina K. Designs Jelly Bean Green)
  • Take white card stock large enough to stencil your flowers and leaves. With the Oopsie Daisy Layering Stencil and three shades of ink to create your daises. (used Gina K. Light Orchid, Medium Orchid and Dark Orchid). You will also need 4 leaves. (I used Gina K. Jelly Bean Green and was just heavy handed with the second layer). Once your daisies and leaves are complete, cut them out with the Oopsie Daisy Coordinating Die Set.
  • Assemble Card. (foam tape optional)
  • For embellishment I added a few Ice Ice Baby Clear Enamel Dots.

 

Here’s a list of supplies I used that can be found in the store.

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Happy Stamping!!

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