Hello and Happy Wednesday!
Today Brutus Monroe and Karen Burniston are collaborating together to show you how well these two company products work together!
Today I'm using the Twist Panel Pop Up die from Karen Burniston along with the Birthday Bears stamp set and a sentiment from Joey's Birthday Year 3 from Brutus Monroe.
Here for the front of my card I used some bright rainbow pattern paper with one of the bears from the Birthday Bear stamp set. I colored this with copic markers and adhered the balloons flat to the card with Brutus Monroe craft glue. I stamped the sentiment Time To Celebrate from Joey's Birthday Year 3 stamp set in Raven Detail Ink and die cut it with a flag die, then popped the bear on low profile foam tape.
For the inside I used more pattern paper. I used the flag dies from the Twist Panel Pop Up, added twine and adhered it to the top of my card.
For my panel strips I die cut this with Neenah Solar White and ink blended a sky with Rock Candy Surface Ink. I used the scalloped die an a smaller rectangle together to create a window with pattern paper. I then adhered the rest of my images and added some little hearts from the die set. I cut one more scalloped rectangle to go along the bottom to write a personal message.
To finish my card I added Brutus Monroe clear sequins to the front of my card.
I'm linking a video from YouTube to show the assembly of this card from Karen Burniston.
Remember this is part of a blog hop, start at the Brutus Monroe Blog and don't forget to hop on over to the Karen Burniston Blog to see what their Design Team has created!
Your next stop on the hop is Amy!
Thanks for stopping by today,
Lori
Love this.... you will see tomorrow we used the same die set and stamp set! GMTA :) Adorable card....
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DeleteCute card!
ReplyDeleteThose bears look really cute on that pop-out card!
ReplyDeleteThank you very much!
DeleteCute as can be! Love the fun Twist Panel Pop Up! Adorable bears!
ReplyDeleteSo much sweetness! Love this card design and love those adorable images and how you've colored them...
ReplyDeleteThese little guys are way too cute and I love that die!
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