So, does this card speak to you as a birthday card or a friendship card? I was thinking birthday card at first and then I started thinking. UGH. Don't think!!! LOL I'm going to present it as a birthday card. If I don't use it, I will be selling it and let the buyer purchase it as whatever they think it is!!
I found this card on Pinterest. I changed the color of the hen and the Baker's Twine. I didn't have any solid red, so I went with what I had on hand. I could have taken a red Sharpe and colored the twine but I was too lazy!!!
The base of this card is a folded half sheet of Real Red card stock. Then a 4" x 5-1/4" piece of Chocolate Chip cardstock. On top of that is a 3-3/8" x 5" piece of Crumb Cake cardstock. I stamped all of the chickens from the set onto the Crumb Cake piece using Crumb Cake ink.
Before I taped the Chocolate Chip cardstock down I cut the oval for the chicken right in the center. No one will ever know it's not a solid piece of cardstock. It's a great way to save on cardstock when you don't have a scrap piece for what you need. I did have to use a piece of Real Red cardstock for the scalloped oval. I didn't have any scrap, so I had to use a 1/4 sheet piece.
I stamped the chicken and die cut the oval. Then I colored it in. I don't color before I cut. I've wasted so much time doing that in the past. I would ruin the image after it was all colored. So now I color after cutting. I added the words using Crumb Cake ink.
I stamped the chicken and die cut the oval. Then I colored it in. I don't color before I cut. I've wasted so much time doing that in the past. I would ruin the image after it was all colored. So now I color after cutting. I added the words using Crumb Cake ink.
It was a fun card to make and I got to finally use every chicken in the set!!
Thank you SO much for visiting today,
Wanda
Another cute card Wanda. I really like the chicken set!!
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