Thursday, April 24, 2014

Seize The Birthday: Anything Goes!

We've got a new challenge for you at Seize The Birthday.  This time...no toppings option.  So anything goes, as long as it's a birthday card (of course!).  You already knew that. :)

What you may not know, is that a member of our Design Team has a birthday today.

Jodene Tripp...Happy Birthday!!!
She's sweet and talented and we're so fortunate to have her on our team!
You can click on over to her blog Jodene's Cards & Creations to leave birthday wishes for her.

For my card, I was in the mood for something bright and sunny.  Patterns and the color orange are what I chose!


Yes.  It's bright.  And it makes me smile!  Isn't that triangle patterned paper fun?  I even snipped out 3 tiny triangles to scatter around my sentiment.  :)

I hope you'll play along with us.  Now click on over to the Seize The Birthday challenge blog to see what the rest of the Design Team has created for your inspiration!

Thanks for looking!






Supplies ~
Card stock: white (PTI), pumpkin pie (SU)
Stamps: wet paint (PTI)
Ink: onyx black versafine
Patterned paper: dear lizzy lucky charm 6 x 6 pad (Am. Crafts)
Dies: tipped tops (PTI)

6 comments:

  1. Love this card Susie! The angled die is awesome!

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  2. Super cute! Love the slant on the front.

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  3. Thanks so much for the birthday wishes Susie! I just love your card this week, that colour is perfect for the word happy - it's so bright and does make you smile! Such a fun card :)

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  4. I love all of the triangles in the background and that bold happy sentiment! It really is a happy card!

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  5. Bright and happy are perfect for a birthday card! Great card that is sure to make someone smile!

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  6. I so agree with everyone...great card Susie! Love the slant and the layout of the card! Hope all is well!

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