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Thursday, May 14, 2015

happy blooming birthday...

Hey friends!!  Popping in with a quick post today.  Made this sweet little birthday card using some Simon Says Stamp, Avery Elle and A Jillian Vance Design products.  I will be posting this to the current Simon Says Stamp Wednesday challenge (use a lovely color palette) and AAA Card challenge (their 1st birthday celebration).   I also posted this in the Simon Says Stamp flickr challenge (#18).  ETA:  Last minute add to the Simon Says Stamp Monday challenge:  use SSS products.


This card turned out pretty much exactly how I envisioned it would!  Don't you love it when that happens??  I do, lol!  The flowers were created using the Simon Says Stamp Scribble Flowers stamp and die set.  The main panel was die cut using the Avery Elle Dotted Elle-ments.  Die cut all the flower pieces, stamped them and then layered.  I finished the card using this sweet little sentiment from the A Jillian Vance Design stamp set Showers of Blessings.   Would you look at those yummy inspiration photos??  Makes me want to head over to our totally awesome local cupcake shop, Hello Cupcake, and pick up some yummy cupcakes!!

 
 
Thanks for stopping by...
 
Supplies:  Cardstock:  Recollections white; Simon Says Stamp Fog; Stamps:  Simon Says Stamp and A Jillian Vance Design; Dies:  Simon Says Stamp and Avery Elle; Inks:  Stampin Up! Pretty in Pink, Regal Rose, Marina Mist and Coastal Cabana, VersaFine Vintage Sepia, VersaMagic Aloe Vera

 

17 comments:

  1. So beautiful, Rosie! You make CAS look so easy and it's NOT! At least not for me! Your designs are always perfect! Love this card and I'm so glad you played in the SSS Flickr challenge!

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  2. Oh gosh this is CUTE!! I love the tattered edges, they add so much texture!

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  3. Love the pierced border. Thanks for participating over at AAA Cards Challenge. Be sure to leave a comment on the Design Team's blogs so you can get more chances to earn some great prizes for the birthday hop! Justine

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  4. Oh I love your flowers Rosi. Awesome. Love how you paired them with the AJVD sentiment.

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  5. super sweet card, luv the big ole' blooms...cuuuute! so glad you played along with Simon Says Stamp Wednesday Challenge!

    sparkle & shine *~*

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  6. How absolutely adorable!! I was just using that same set too. So glad you could play along with our birthday celebration at AAA Cards

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  7. This is one terrific card, Rosemary! I love the flowers & the dotted panel & the sentiment!

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  8. Aren't those simplistic flowers appealing! Love your card. So pleased you joined in the birthday celebrations at AAA Cards.

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  9. Gorgeous gorgeous card again Rosie, I saw that scribbled rose today and loved it ;) Viv xx

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  10. One of my SSS favourite set! Love how your created the flowers with the distressed edges!

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  11. More gorgeous 'frilled' flowers, Rosemary ... these are just a delight! Anita :)

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  12. This card is fantastic! I really love the way you used the Simon Says Stamp flowers! The grungy/weathered edges were such a clever and unique idea and I also like the color palette you chose. It's energetic, but not blinding and hits the right note between bold and subtle. You even added life to that white background with the dotted edges. Well done and thank you so much for sharing your skills with us for this week's Simon Says Stamp Monday Challenge!

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  13. OH, Rosemary, this is just SO perfectly SWEET and beautiful! Everything about it makes me smile! Beautifully done!

    I keep saying this, wish I could come over to create with you. :)

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  14. LOVE these fun round flowers! Thanks for joining in at AAA!

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  15. Love those pretty, distressed flowers, Rosemary - the colours are beautiful!! Lovely CAS card!!!

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