The first card was an Easter Card, this year is a bit early I guess so a lot of people are already thinking about Easter. I have St Patrick's next IF I make any cards. Anyway, we used petal burst textured impressions embossing folder, then we cut the oval out of the stitched shapes framelits die out of painted with love specialty DSP, we cut the crosses and one of the banners out of the framelits cross of hope, added the whisper white organza ribbon and glue where you wouldn't see the glue dots, I know hard but possible 😊 so ribbon would stay flat, the second banner was done with duet banner punch and stamped saying out of you're inspiring set with rich razzleberry ink
For this card, we embossed pinewood planks dynamic textured impressions embossing folder, rapped the burlap ribbon, then the top layer was mounted on foam and it was originally stamped on smokey slate I think but I decided to stamp on tuxedo black as well as the message and then the leaves and stems were old olive, the bow crumb cake and the flowers wisteria wonder. The flowers are out of the sale-a-bration set lots of lavender and the message out of the happy birthday gorgeous set
For this card, the yellow piece was stamped randomly with the confetti with daffodil delight same color as the paper so you can't see much on photo as it's tone on tone, for the circle, we used again the stitched shapes framelits die, the set was picture perfect birthday with Bermuda bay, lemon lime twist, and daffodil delight, the ribbon is one of the freebies shimmer ribbon pack the 1/8" Bermuda bay, the papers are also the freebie bubbles & fizz DSP
And last but not least, we did a fancy fold which was cool, my favorite card of all as I like fancy folds. For the belly band we used swirly scribbles thinlits die and the bird is from petal palette with pool party die cut with matching die from petals & more thinlits. Both papers on front and inside are from the delightful daisy DSP
for the inside the message is also from the same set with tranquil tide ink and we cut the circle with layering circles framelits
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