Hello and Welcome to my Blog today
Yesterday saw the start of a new challenge over at CD Sunday Challenge Blog. I think it's a very clever challenge theme this time of 'Off The Cutting Room Floor'. I'm a terrible hoarder and have a folder crammed full of part used pages I've printed off cd-roms. Unfortunately, I rarely remember to look through this when making cards, but this challenge saw me heading straight to my folder and this is the card I came up with:
My card is made using an image and backing papers from Crafters' Companion BeBunni cd-rom, I used a 6 x 6 card blank. I die-cut 2 floral borders from white card stock using a spellbinders die. I inked through the die to add colour to the petals.
I matted the topper onto white card and attached it to the card front using foam pads. I die-cut the Happy Birthday sentiment from silver card using a tonic die.
I feel really pleased with myself that I've made a card which made good use of some papers that had been sat in a folder for quite some time, so a big thanks to CD Sunday for giving me the idea.
Happy Crafting
Jo x
8 comments:
Great way to use the papers Jo, love the layout and the adorable topper
A fabulous card Jo and isn't it so satisfying to use up some of the things we all hoard.
Jocelyn x
CD Sunday DT
Such a pretty card Jo, BeBunni is so sweet.
Pauline - Crafting with Cotnob
x
Adorable, so glad that all the lovely elements you've used are no longer just lurking in a folder! Thanks for playing along
Jane
Fabulous card using up your pieces of paper. It’s so good to use up paper that would otherwise just sit in a box.
Thank you for joining us
Margaret DT
Well done Jo on using up those ‘lurking’ papers. A great card for the theme.
Pamela
CD Sunday DT.
Very pretty card. Love the image and great use of left over background papers. Thank you for sharing it with us at CD Sunday WynnDT
Hi Jo, I am glad my challenge inspired you to use some papers you otherwise might have forgotten. A lovely card with such pretty soft colours.
Thank you for joining in with us.
Carol xx
CD Sunday DT
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