little red wagon: Challenge #297 ~ Birthday Theme

Wednesday, July 8, 2015

Challenge #297 ~ Birthday Theme

Good Morning! It's Heather here and I am the hostess for this week's challenge. I have a super simple one for you ~ a card with a birthday theme. We always need birthday cards in our stash so any kind of birthday card will do ~ kids, adults, funny, special ~ you get the picture.

I tried a new technique called the masking tape technique and used my mini distress inks by Tim Holtz for this easy birthday card. I can see lots of these with different themes and colours in my future for my stash.

Check out all the inspiration from the other girlfriends and come back to link up your birthday card this week. I can't wait to visit and see what you all create.

Hugs, Heather

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2 comments:

MJuly 8, 2015 at 8:26 AM
Love your card Heather!! This is a technique I will definitely have to use!!! :)
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DonnaJuly 8, 2015 at 9:49 AM
What a great technique! I just might need to give it a try too. Really cute card Heather!
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One day a group of girlfriends got together to play with their papers, stamps, markers, ribbons, buttons and the rest of their seemingly endless supply of other 'have-to-have' scrapbooking and card making goodies. It was so much fun to talk, share, laugh and create with each other that they decided to create a blog that would motivate, inspire and challenge them on a weekly basis to use some of the supplies they have acquired. They also thought it would be fun to have all the other girlfriends out there join in and share their creations based on the weekly challenges. So, grab your wagon full of goodies (we know you have one!), get creative and have fun!

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