Friday is
here again. This week went by fast. My week was sort of ok; I felt a little off
for the most part, stressed etc. As I write this blog post, I am soaking my
tender tootsies in a bucket full of warm water, 2 tbps. of vinegar, and 3 tbsp.
of Epsom salts. It feels sooooooo nice.
Let’s get to
this week’s tutorial. Our good friend just recently moved away. Every Friday
night a group of us get together and play Crazy Eights and he was one of the
group. It’s his birthday on Monday, his first one away from home, so we thought
that we’d send him a special card and some cookies for a treat. We came up with
a playing card birthday card for him and we’re going to share a how to with you
today. We hope that you enjoy it!
Playing Card Birthday Card
You will
need:
White
cardstock cut into a 6 ¾ x 4 ¾ card
A suit for
your card (we have chosen hearts since we have a heart punch and we went with a
blue theme because that’s one of his favourite colours)
A number
stamp (he’s turning 23 so we went with a number 23 playing card)
Happy
Birthday stamp for the inside (we also chose a birthday cupcake to stamp inside)
Ink to match
your card colour and theme
Step 1
Stamp any
words or images that you want on the inside first. We chose “Happy Birthday” in
dark blue and a green cupcake.
Step 2
Stamp the
number and suit in two of the corners.
Step 3
Glue on your
suit. We have chosen hearts and we’ll be gluing on 23 of them to match or friends
age. It’s such an easy card to make. Only a couple of steps and then you have a
super cute or cool birthday card that’s sure to please.
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