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I have not been very creative of late, with one thing and another, so when I had to make a card for a child, I was at a bit of a loss, until I noticed a napkin that had been wrapped around a gift I had been given a wee while ago...
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I tried to match some card with the pink, but didn't have anything appropriate, so used the yellow instead, which resulted in a very cheerful card.
The napkin was glued onto white card which I had cut to size, before mounting on the yellow
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I added to the image with a background stamp, randomly stamped with Versamark ink and embossed with WOW Gold Glitter EP. and then layered Glossy Accents over the letters
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The inside was finished with some washi tape, and all was done and ready to send.
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Isn't this the most cheery card Maxine, loving all the bright colours.
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This is a fun and festive card, and great way to use something that would otherwise be thrown away. Often, when I don't have colored card to match, I make my own with inks just run along the edge of a piece of card. Thanks for playing along at The Paper Funday Challenge.
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Maxine, this is such a colorful and fun birthday card. Your talent shines!!!
ReplyDeletePretty, cheerful, and FUN! Love the addition of the gold too! Love this colorful and pretty card Maxine. Great idea to use the napkin!
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A lovely, bright and cheerful card Maxine
ReplyDeleteWhat a great way to create a fun and colourful birthday card. I keep meaning to try using napkins, but somehow haven't got round to it yet xx
ReplyDeleteReally cheerful card Maxine, great idea using that napkin and the glossy look of the letters with the gold stamps add a very festive feel!
ReplyDelete💛💛 this! Such a cheerful card! Thank you for joining us at the Colorful Options Challenge. Good luck! Cheers, Makiar 🎄🎄🎄
ReplyDeleteLovely fun birthday card Maxine. Thank you for playing along with our Birthday Blog Hop Challenge at The Paper Shelter. We would love to see you again ... Anet DT
ReplyDeleteNapkin cards are such a great way to use a different product - this is so bold and happy! Thanks for sharing with us at Double Trouble :)
ReplyDeleteGood to see you use what you already have. And it's a beautiful & festive card so! Hugs, Gerrina
ReplyDeleteYour card turned out great, so bright and cheery, a great use for all those beautiful napkins out there! Thanks for playing along with us at Double Trouble.
ReplyDeleteSuch a beautiful card, Thanks for sharing it with us at The Paper Shelter Challenge Blog.
ReplyDeleteHugs Ilonka DT
What a fabulously creative idea. Love the added touches to your card.
ReplyDeletesuch a bright and cheerful card Maxine. That napkin is awesome .
ReplyDeleteVery clever way to make a card! Beautiful and cheerful colours! Thanks for all your support this year! I hope you and your family have a wonderful Holiday Season!
ReplyDeleteThis is so gorgeous Maxine. I adore the bright cheery colours.
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Loving the bright and cherry card you made. Perfect for someone who is little - I bet it was thoroughly enjoyed with its cheerful bright message.
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Blessings, Neet xx
I love this cheery birthday card Maxine! A napkin to the rescue! So many amazing napkins to use on cards now. Glad you had this one gifted to you. It's so fun and festive and makes a fabulous card! Thank you for your comment on my blog. Yes, very untraditional "wedding" album. The bride wore a white short shirt from Scotland-very pretty and a mustard yellow skirt and the groom wore a hunter green suit. They did not get married in a church either. It was at some rustic venue and her decorations were simple and fall like. Thus why the album I made. Weirdest wedding I've ever been to. lol Hope you are doing well Maxine! Hugs, Brenda
ReplyDeleteVery nice card thank you for joining us at TPS Christine DT
ReplyDeleteHi maxine, a fabulous use of another napkin and a suitably colourful card for a child, love the sparkle and shine you have added. Have a wonderful week... Megan
ReplyDeleteFabulous, so colourful, thanks for joining our Birthday Blog Hop at The Paper Shelter.
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Such a fun and cheerful Birthday card and I am loving all these colors!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for joining in at my Crafty Wednesday challenge!
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So cute.
ReplyDeleteCool... how fun to find a napkin and create a card. Always wanted to try this technique, I'll have to look in my cupboard to see what holiday napkins I have floating around. thanks for sharing with us at Double Trouble and Colorful Options.
ReplyDeleteClever use of the napkin. The glitter makes the letters look like the are rounded out at first glance. That is a bonus Very cheerful and bright. The child will love it.
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You are amazing at creating with "stuff" so many of us don't even think about! This is such a cute card for a child or an adult. The Yellow card base is a good choice and the added versa mark around the card just makes it so festive! I really like it, Smiles, Kathy
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely stunning and beautifully designed project ♥
ReplyDeleteLove your project! That is SO AMAZING!!! I will say I have never seen a napkin card I actually like but I LOVE yours!! Thank you for joining us over at The Paper Shelter Challenge Blog! I hope that you will come and join us again soon!
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Hi Maxine! Great card to celebrate our Birthday Challenge and Blog Hop. Hope to see you again soon and lots of luck for the prices!
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Very impressive and creative, Maxine. It's really wonderful and colourful. Thank you for joining our 12th birthday hop on The Paper Shelter Challenge Blog. Best of luck to you. Have a lovely day and Happy Holidays. Hugs, Lori - DT
ReplyDeleteThank you very much for entering your lovely card into our challenge. Good luck with the prize draw.
ReplyDeleteStay healthy, happy, keep crafting and Creating Joy :)
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