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Happy 50th: Card by Sue Crease

Happy 50th: Card by Sue Crease


Hello,
Today I'm sharing a pretty birthday card on the Design Team blog, using the recently added Maja Design Mum's Garden collection.
To make my card I chose two plain and three patterned papers, all of which are double sided. If you have never tried Maja Design papers I would urge you to give them a try because they are beautiful and they are thick.
I started by making a 7x7 inch white card blank and then I added my first paper with the hearts, distressing the edges first. Then, using a fancy deckle edge nesting die set, I cut a darker green and topped it with the floral paper. I added foam underneath for dimension. Apologies for these last 2 photos. It was so sunny they just came through a little dark.
I missed the next 2 sizes of dies and cut another green and topped that with the heart paper. Then I added the sentiments on top.
I knew I wanted to use some glitter and thought the 50 had to be done in it. I used a bright pink to cut the fan leaf and green and glitter for the sprigs. I tucked them under the sentiment mat.
I have used flowers, from Green Tara, and pearl stamens to make a cluster at the top left. I also added a tiny flower by the daughter flag.
You can see the layering here in this photo. Sometimes I use foam other times just a piece of light card from a cereal packet. I also used some Nuvo drops around the layout.
A closer look at the dimension around the top cluster.
Thanks for stopping by today.
I hope I have inspired you to try out these papers. They make beautiful cards as well as layouts. 
Do stop by and say Hi to Janine and checkout the collection for yourself. If you can't make it in person, please do visit the online shop.  
Sue.
Supply List:
Pastel Flowers - Rose —  I used Botanical Garden pack but these are an excellent substitute 
Dimensional foam tape
Scor-tape other widths available.
Nuvo crystal drops. Bubblegum Blush. 
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