Hi there! I have an extra special card to share with you today that I made for my mom's birthday. It was yesterday but we will be celebrating today with a yummy meal and some cake! My mom loves vintage finds and is amazing at locating these treasures at the Flea Market, garage sales and ebay! Her house is a treasure trove of 30-40's vintage goodness. For my card I tried the rolled flower technique that I have seen all over blog land. Rae Barthel had a great tutorial on her blog awhile back. I used some more of my crinkle ribbon and a different kind of tag from Martha Stewart Crafts. I will be back tomorrow late to show you my card for the Papertrey Ink Blog Hop! Thank you for stopping by today! I always love reading your comments.
Supplies used:
Paper: PTI Rustic Cream, Hawaiian Shores, Hibiscus Burst, Ocean Tides
Patterned Paper: October Afternoon Fly A Kite; Basic Grey Nook & Pantry
Stamps: PTI Vintage Labels, Fillable Frames #4, Fancy Flourishes
Ink: PTI Dark Chocolate, Hibiscus Burst, Chai Tea Dye Cube
Tools: PTI Med Scallop Die; Martha Stewart Tag
Embellishments: Crinkle Ribbon; PTI Rustic Jute Button Twine
Adhesive: Scor-tape; Tombow Mono; Fiskars Glue Dots; American Crafts Pop Dots
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This is really lovely Lindsay! Happy Birthday to your Mom :)
ReplyDeleteGorgeous card Lindsay....I know your mom will LOVE this card especially those flowers and your yummy chocolate wrinkle ribbon.
ReplyDeletelove those flowers -- i totally need to try and make some.
ReplyDeleteOoh, gorgeous card, Lindsay! It reminds me of a '30's kitchen for some reason! You did a fantastic job on your rolled flowers--I haven't tried them yet, but I'm going to look for that tutorial you mentioned 'cuz your look so good! I hope your mom had a very happy birthday!
ReplyDeleteso pretty....love those flowers!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful card - the flowers are awesome tfs
ReplyDeleteLOVE LOVE the rolled flowers!!!
ReplyDeleteAnother stunning card! Love the colors, patterns and those flowers look awesome!
ReplyDeleteI spent the last little bit catching up with you, Lindsay. Love this card you made for your mom's birthday. I'm sure that she loved it, too. Hope you've had a fantastic time in Chicago! Looking forward to hearing about it.
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