A Circle and a Swag

 Welcome!

Today, my card features a floral swag and a circle plus some early Spring colors.  This card was hand-delivered today to a friend for her Birthday!

I started with the green panel, embossed and adhered to the base; cut and popped up the stitched scallop circle, stamped and Copic-colored my floral swag and hung it from atop the circle, and lastly, "pressed" my sentiment.   

I'm sharing in quite a few challenges:  Color Hues #106 - Yellow & Green, JUGS #766 Mood Board, The Flower Challenge #100 - Add a circle, and of course NBUS #72 Challenge.  Whew!  You decide, did I get them all in there?

 

Whew!  I'd say that's all for me, Folks, but I have a bit of inspiration -- maybe you'll be seeing me soon!

Supplies:

   CB - Tiny Bubbles e/f (circles?)

   PFS - Stitched Scallop Circle (another circle), Sending Love stamp/die, Favorite Things Sentiment [all NBUS]

Have a great weekend!

Hugs,

TK

Bird - Die - Birthday - NBUS

Hello, Fine Feathered Friends!

Ok, you're not actually the feathered friends, but friends still.

Today's card will be a quick post, as I need a CAS card for a masculine Birthday at work, and I was "elected" to make the card.  As soon as I walked into my craft room, I spied the awesome NBUS embossing folder and it became my jumping spot.  Next, I was hoping that I could find a small bird die to go along, and there it be, nothing simpler than that and a foiled sentiment to pull it all together.

Here's my card ~

My card will join the festivities at NBUS #72, Triple B:  March and finally JUGs #765 Die Week & Birthday -- how could I not?

 

 Shucks!  I missed it!

SSS - Forest Border (NBUS)

Ps - Whittle Birds (this could possibly be NBUS too)

Splb - More Sentiments glimmer

Thank you for the visit, and I hope you have a MARVELOUS week!

Hugs,

TK

You Are A Treasure

 Hello and welcome!

Today's card came from a challenge and a need for a Birthday card.  Over at Double D Challenge, they're looking for red.  Since Valentine's is already gone, I decided my flowers needed to be red!  Now, that's quite a stretch for me; while I love a red rose, I wanted to go in a different direction with a somewhat new, never-used product.  Red is quite bold in my book, so see if it works ~

My starting point was the NBUS floral stamp and die, which was colored with Copics.  Then I popped it over the double-stacked frame with tape, all mounted on one of my favorite pinpoint cover plates.

Red?  Yes.  Bold?  Yes!

I decided to use light, neutral grays for the greenery so I didn't get too out of control - lol.  And a close-up ~

Supplies:

   PFS Folk Floral Stem/die (NBUS), Fancy Oval Frame

   MB - Pinpoint Leaf coverplate

 

That's it for me, I better get this posted before I run out of time!

Hugs and happy weekend,

Hugs,

TK

Just a Hedgie for Fun!

Hello and Welcome!

Today's card is on its way to the recipient, a favorite of mine, if I do say so myself!  Recently we had a family Birthday party and my grandson was unable to make it, due a waning cold and lasting cough.  It's such a bummer when we can't all get together, but we have to keep everyone safe for sure.

Here's the card I sent to him ~

This little cutie came to me recently, as did the postage stamp and die.  I couldn't resist and needed to send him to my grandson, with well-wishes and hugs!  He was stamped inside the postage stamp and Copic colored.  I used a stencil to ink blend the base, to show off the hedgie's colors a bit more.  Here's a weird angle, in case you need a different view ~

Since my postage stamp/die and hedgie stamp is NBUS, we'll be entering over at NBUS #71.

Supplies:

   PB - Postage Stamp & die, Hedge Adventures (both NBUS), Background Basic stencils

   MFT - Blueprints 27

Thanks you for the visit!

Hugs,

TK

Subtle Flowers for Big Wishes

 Good Afternoon, Friends!

Today I have a card to share, for Daughter #2's Birthday (actually tomorrow, but we celebrated today).  This card brings many wishes for her personally, but also for the wee one she's carrying!  Yep, this'll be our second grandchild and we are ecstatic!

While most of us got together, our youngest daughter and family were unable to make it due to sickeness.  While a cold or cough might be okay most days, we needed to take the extra precaution for Mama-to-be, so sadly some couldn't attend.

Here's the card ~

I ink-blended the florals from an NBUS stencil/die set and cut it out.  The double hexagon frame and sentiment were hot foiled in black and die cut, to accent the black flower centers.  The hexagon frame was popped up on foam, the flower popped up on low foam tape and the sentiment over that.  Can you notice the shine from the foiling?  Can you see the subtle color on the card base?  Maybe this helps.  Maybe not.  

That foiling is hiding but the bottom left was ink blended with leftover ink on the brush in teal, and leftover sage in the upper right.

 While I already had this card made, my friend Michele directed me to the challenge at Inkspirational #335 moodboard, plus I get to play along at NBUS #71 for most of my items used -- yay!

 

Supplies:

   Alt. - Hill Blossoms stencil/die (NBUS)

   MFT - Double Hexagon hot foil plate (NBUS)

   PFS - Fancy Script Words hfp/dies

That's it for me today!  Thank you for the visit -- have a blessed weekend!

Hugs,

TK