Stampin' Up! Tea Boutique Birthday Card

 Hey,

Gotta love a great sketch and equally love some vintage products.  Today's card was made alongside my sideline, Andrea using her sketch.  She used all current product and mine was a mix of both old and new.  

Now, I'm not gonna lie...both of the die cuts are also retired but some items I had already stamped and die cut and had in my "please use me" stash.  Makes putting together a card less time consuming when you are in a time crunch.

I adhered the two pieces of dsp to the Sweet Sorbet cardstock, wrapped a length of the cool Sweet Sorbet ribbon around it, securing it in the back with tape.  Then I coloured the gnome die cut using Stampin' Blends and popped him up using Stampin' Dimensionals.  The sentiment was cut already and also popped up using Stampin' Dimensionals.  Not sure if you recall the Many Messages stamp set-it had many messages (lol) all on one big stamp.  The dies cut them all out at once, so I always had sentiments at the ready.

I added a small strip of dsp to the inside, and added another sentiment inside before adhered all of the other pieces to the front.  Don't forget the fun embellishments too!

So fun, lots of pretty colours and a super cute card.  





Materials and Measurements:

Basic White cardbase 5 1/2 x 8 1/2

Sweet Sorbet cardstock 3 3/4 x 5

Tea Boutique DSP 3 x 3 5/8, 1 7/8 x 3 5/8

Heartfelt Hexagon, Kindest Gnomes and Many Messages stamps

Memento Ink

Adhesive Backed Hexagon Embellishments

Sweet Sorbet 1/4" bordered Ribbon- enough to go around the cardfront

Stampin' Blends: Night of Navy, Pecan Pie, Real Red & Ivory


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Mary Louise

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