Hello! It's Laura here and today I have a fun birthday project to share with you featuring the Sketchy Cities America 2 Stamp Set as well as the Happy Birthday Die.
To begin I embossed the gorgeous skyline image from Sketchy Cities America 2 with clear embossing powder. Then I used all four inks in the Sea Shore Oval set to blend in color over the embossed image.
For the sentiment I used the Happy Birthday Die. I love the fun handwritten look to this sentiment and I think it pairs great overlapping the Sketchy Cities America 2 skyline. I die cut four of the sentiments with white cardstock and one with silver foil cardstock. I layered them using spray adhesive to make a thicker dimensional sentiment.
Here's a video to show you how I created my card.
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20 comments
This is beautiful!
Beautiful – love the big and fabulous sentiment!
What a fantastic card Laura!
Such a fabulous card!
Absolutely wonderful Laura!
Omg I love this. I can’t wait to play!!!
Love my new Altenew stamp set I got for Cmas this year!!!
Love this technique!!! Can’t wait to play. Ty?
Gorgeous! I think I need that skyline stamp set
Beautiful blended background. Love the skyline stamps.
Beautiful
Really Beautiful card Laura!!!
The colors and the images are absolutely divine! Dramatic and stunning! TFS!
Yup that is our skyline. I live in Washington State.. I love the colors and the happy birthday is stunning. This card is stunning.
Love Laura s videos and cards. Laura, I would tie into the smoothie packs and muffins if I lived in your house. Just saying.
You know how to “make it work”.
Beautiful card, love the ombré look and the big and shiny birthday greeting!
This is a fabulous card, Laura. And oh yes, the metal shim dies work wonders.
Super technique and card. Thanks for sharing.
Oh, I can’t wait to CASE this one, Laura! Need to get some spray adhesive for stacking those sentiment die cuts. TFS another beautiful creation!
as always Laura fabulous design, love the silver and teal combo, TFS!