I pulled out this adorable bird die (it's from a Christmas set but in itself it's not particularly christmassy) and went with a purple monochrome colour combo. Aside from assembling the bird it all came together fairly quickly. I hope you like it.
Here is my card:
A closer look at the cute birdie:
Plus I decorated the inside:
I began by cutting a white panel 4" x 5 1/4" and using a stencil and a trio of purple inks created the fun ombre striped background. I die cut the bird from purple, white, orange and black scraps and adhered them together with a mix of liquid glue and foam squares. I die cut the scalloped label from white and left the die in place whilst I blended the mid purple ink around the edge; this gives a cool white border when the die is removed. I added some scrap white card behind the scalloped label and adhered it to the background using liquid glue. I stamped the sentiment onto white card using black ink and used the coordinating die to cut it out (I also cut another 3 from white so that I could stack them up). The bird was adhered to the bottom of the label with foam squares and the sentiment was added to the top right with liquid glue. I finished off with some smooth black sequins. I added some scrap white card behind the panel and adhered it onto the card base with double sided tape. For the inside I cut another white panel and added three lines using the background stencil at the very bottom. I stamped the sentiment in the centre with black ink and adhered the panel to my card base using double sided tape.
I would like to enter my card into the following challenges:
* to be updated *
I appreciate you stopping by.
Love and hugs,
card supplies:
Spellbinders - Christmas bird poinsettia die set (I only used the bird)
Spellbinders - scalloped labels 46 - discontinued
Spellbinders - dynamic backgrounds stencil set (only used one) - on sale!
Spellbinders - black smooth disc color essentials sequins
Limetree Craft - 300gsm smooth white card (for my card base)
Versafine Clair - nocturne ink pad
coloured card from my scraps bin




































