Still at it with the birthday cards. I've actually made a bunch more since my last post, but Andrew took a couple batches in before I could photograph them. Oops!
Anyway, for this set, I enlisted the help of some die cuts. The one above is a PTI die cut, and the three below all used Silhouette cut files. For papers, I used only scraps that were left out on my table after I cleaned up (the clean part only lasted about four hours).
Super simple and easy. I will definitely be using these cut files again. No supplies list today since it's all scraps, but I believe the papers are mostly AC My Girl 6x6 Pad, LYB Poppy 6x6 papers, and GCD Studios Sweet Tooth.
Have a great day!
These are absolutely wonderful! Love your cards, the colors and the designs are - so perfect!
ReplyDeleteThese are fabulous! I really love that first one! The stripes are awesome!
ReplyDeleteok all the cards look great and SO DOES THE BLOG!!!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteYou have such cool ideas Miriam!
ReplyDeleteGreat series! Thank You~
Love the fun scrap cards, and the two fonts you used on the first card are great!
ReplyDeleteGreat cards!
ReplyDeleteAnd congratulations again on winning WCMD!
These are gorgeous! I loveeeeeeeeee the colors!!!!!
ReplyDeleteThese are fabulous birthday cards! I love the die cut sentiments!
ReplyDeletePure CAS perfection! These would make great gift sets, too ;)!
ReplyDeleteLove these, Miriam! Andrew's students are so lucky to get these handmade creations.
ReplyDeleteLove em all! :)
ReplyDeleteI haven;t been commenting on your blog lately, because apparently my ipad no longer likes your blog! :/ But anyway your cards are amazing and beautiful of course!!
ReplyDeletei love such simple cards!!!! they look so pretty!
ReplyDeleteLOVE your scrappy cards! Again, again, dare I say it ... "inspiration!"
ReplyDeleteFabulous cards, and I cannot believe they were made all with scraps. You are making a silhouette machine look very tempting.
ReplyDeleteI was hoping to get to play over at CD. I did one lo. LOL. Love all of these! Beautiful work and a lot!
ReplyDeleteBold, and perfect. The first one just calls to me - love the combination of colours and that patterned paper there!!
ReplyDeleteWhat font did you use with the FIRST b-day card (red/pink)?
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