For my card, I embossed the base layer using a birthday emboss folder. I then pulled out some old cards from my tote using numbers to add up to 21. I then die cut the 21 from gold shimmer paper and added a few punched hearts.
Finally, I printed the sentiment using my computer, die cut it with a banner die cut and popped it up on dimensionals.
Thank you for stopping by to check out my card today. I appreciate the lovely comments. If you leave me a comment, I can stop by your blog for a visit.
Challenges:
2 Sisters on the Blog - Masculine Card
Crafty Calendar - Hearts
Crafty Calendar - Hearts
Cupcake Inspirations - Red, Black & White
Fabulous design for a 21st birthday card, super embossed background to display your hand of cards (I like that they add up to 21- a clever touch) and the glittery hearts and numerals.
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Love the playing cards such a nice touch and the 21 in gold sparkle is gorgeous. Oh to be 21 again, lovely card. xx
ReplyDeleteWhat a fabulous design Lisa love the cards xxx
ReplyDeleteHi Lisa this is brilliant I love how you have designed the playing cards with the number also the dainty little hearts super work
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lorraine x
This is so fun! I love the playing cards with your number in gold glitter! Really wonderful design!
ReplyDeleteLove this idea for someone turning 21, it is cool, I like the shimmer on the numbers!
ReplyDeleteThis is adorable. I love the layers. The dies you used are perfect!!! Thank you for playing with us this week at Cupcake Inspirations Challenge!!
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Cupcake Inspirations
What a fabulous card Lisa. Love the whole idea. x
ReplyDeleteGreat job and love the sentiment, nice color combo job!Thanks for playing our challenge at Cupcake Inspirations Challenge. Have a great day. Leanne DT Member/CIC
ReplyDeleteGreat card.
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Nicolette DT
Nice card!
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Caroline DT 2Sistersontheblog
Hi there, your card is perfect for last month's Crafty Calendar Challenge, it's so clever and I love the sparkles! I'm sorry that I'm late with my commenting. Sarah - DT, Crafty Calendar Challenge.
ReplyDeleteI agree with everyone's comments. It's good to look at cards from a different perspective. Love the layout. Could use as retirement cards with year they started "1994," and number of years served "30" as big #. Year born in cards and age in numbers. Graduation year. What other events could we use this idea for?
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