My nephew's birthday is coming up, so I decided to make a special birthday card for his first birthday. I was inspired by Frenchie's balloon birthday card:
I was so happy with how this card turned out, I had to make another one. This time, I used the Backyard Basics stamp set and coordinating framelits. What do you think?
The coordinating framelits make cutting out these images SO easy! I used a Blender Pen to color the flowers and the butterfly. I can see where this will be a fun class for my stamping friends!
Here are both cards together:
You can stamp a sentiment and sign your name on the back panel:
I apologize for the photo quality -- I am at a crop, so I am taking photos on the fly with my phone. I just couldn't wait to share these fun cards with you!
Update: I posted a photo tutorial about the Card In A Box on March 6. Check it out!
Happy Stamping,
How do you make these cards?
ReplyDeleteKayla -- I am putting the finishing touches on the tutorial, so be sure to check back later this week!
DeleteKayla Ursenbach -- I will be writing a tutorial later this week for this card. Thanks for your interest!
ReplyDeletewhere do I find your tutorial on the Cards in a Box? Love them!
ReplyDeleteLouise -- I am putting the finishing touches on the tutorial, so check back later this week. Thanks for reading my blog!
DeleteHi I cant find the tutorial for these cards. Could you please post the link
ReplyDeleteMy March 6 post has the Card In A Box tutorial. Here is the direct link:
Deletehttp://stampinallnight.blogspot.com/2014/03/card-in-box-tutorial.html
What do you use to keep the balloons standing up?
ReplyDeleteI used Stampin' Up!'s Window Sheets. I cut them into strips 3" by 1/2" and then attached the elements to them with glue dots, and then I attached the bottom of the strips to the card bridges with glue dots. I hope this helps! Have fun making your card in a box!
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