Firstly, thank you for all your sweet, kind compliments on my projects! It was an honour to be a guest designer and part of the Rachelle Anne Miller for PWCO stamp release blog hop! I truly had fun playing with these new images! Also, thank you for sharing your last-wedding-you-attended moments!
Now on to the winner....

This was a double challenge; part of the PWCO Sunday Sketch #30 (cupcake theme in honour of Peggy from PWCO's 30th birthday) and CPS sketch #164.

I loooooove this Basic Grey Cupcakes paper from the Nook and Pantry collection! It's very colourful and I love the vintage look. I had fun colouring the oh-so-cute Birthday Parade image (Rachelle Anne Miller for PWCO) and choosing my colours from the fun and pretty patterned paper.
I wanted to use these pins I had found as well as a button, so the CPS sketch was perfect for this card! The tissue flower was super easy to make and there's even a tutorial on SplitCoastStampers *here*. I didn't use a flower die, I just roughly hand cut 3 flowers of the same size and 2 smaller ones.
I used my *favourite* glitter gel pen (Uni-Ball Signo - "Sparkling") to add some sparkle to the 'Happy Birthday'.
Thanks for visiting! =)
PS Yes, this card is huge! *lol* I simply folded the brown 8 1/2" x 11" cardstock in half.
::Supplies::
Cupcake Birthday
- Stamp: Birthday Parade -Rachelle Anne Miller for PaperWorks Co
- Paper: Nook and Pantry (Basic Grey), Bazzill 'Brown', Prism Simply Smooth white cardstock, white tissue paper
- Ink: Copic Markers (B0000, B52, BG72, E00, E33, E39, E47, R0000, R89, RV29, RV34, T0, Y00, Y38, YG67, YR01), Versamagic - Pink Petunia, Uni-Ball Signo 'Sparkling' glitter gel pen
- Embellishments: Bazzill Petunia tulle ribbon, Spellbinders Nestabilities Labels Eight, button, hat pins, string
awww that card is amaaaazing ^_^
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